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Title: ReliaQuest GreyMatter: The Agentic AI Security Operations Platform
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The market is flooded with "agentic AI" claims applied to everything from basic playbook automation to chatbot interfaces. In all the noise, security leaders have lost the ability to distinguish real capability from marketing.
But the pressure to adopt AI hasn't slowed down—every enterprise security leader is on the hunt for that AI vendor that can make their SOC faste...
Editor’s note: This report was authored by John Dilgen & Alexa Feminella
Key pointsFormer “Black Basta” affiliates are highly likely evolving the group’s social engineering playbook, using automated email bombing and Teams-based social engineering to gain remote access to senior-level employees within minutes.
77% of such incidents in Mar...
Since Anthropic announced Claude Mythos Preview, extensive media coverage has drawn serious questions and concerns from security leaders. What Mythos has already demonstrated represents a genuine leap in what frontier models are capable of. But AI models are one component of the security operations equatio...
Brian Murphy on the Great Re-Architecture of Cybersecurity | EXPONENT 2026
At EXPONENT 2026, hundreds of security leaders gathered in Tampa around a single problem: the SOC model most enterprises rely on wasn't built for a world where attackers move at machine speed. The
Editor’s note: This report was authored by James Xiang.
Key PointsThis reporting period, trust is the key attack surface. “BaoLoader” held the top spot at 40.9% of all malware incidents and “ClickFix” drove over 44% of defense evasion activity, both by exploiting what organizations already trust.
In ransomware, groups ...