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Security teams are scrambling to reprioritize their security plans based on the revelation of Anthropic’s Mythos model, and its ability to rapidly discover security vulnerabilities. Those who make good choices during this scramble are setting themselves up to benefit massively from AI innovation. Those who ignore the gaps in Mythos’ capabilities are going to have a harder tim...


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The new CISA BOD 26-04 shifts the focus from simply patching vulnerabilities to actively identifying and replacing internet-facing edge devices that are at or beyond vendor support. The directive requires federal agencies to ...


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A multi-phase campaign has cracked administrative credentials on roughly half of the world’s internet-facing FortiGate firewalls, and because the persistence lies below the operating system, patching will not mitigate all the threats.

The Firewall Is the Foothold Now

The FortiGate sitting at your perimeter is supposed to be the thing sta...


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Paul Asadoorian is joined by Chase Snyder and Vlad Babkin for episode 76 of Below the Surface, recorded June 11, 2026. The conversation starts with the security implications of highly restricted AI models, then moves quickly into a deeper question: what happens when AI accelerates vulnerability discovery faster than organizations can safely patch?

The...


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