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Security leaders should be asking a hard question: if a remote hire looks legitimate at every checkpoint, what would expose the operation? Security operations is the defense layer of the business, and the teams defending it need AI to move faster across the full environment.
In this episode of ShadowTalk, Daxton Wirth and John Dilgen share practical guidance on what to ...
Security teams are contending with more tools, alerts, and vulnerabilities than ever—but volume does not necessarily equal security. Jigar Shah joins us to discuss how organizations can automate repetitive work, prioritize vulnerabilities based on business risk, build identity-driven security strategies, and connect cybersecurity investments to measurable outcomes. With two d...
In this episode, we examine the Phantom Deal campaign, in which threat actors used publicly available details about companies’ acquisition histories, subsidiaries, executives, and employees to create convincing fake M&A scenarios. The goal: persuade employees to initiate large financial transfers while keeping conversations off corporate communication channels.
We a...
AI is changing the economics of cyberattacks. In this episode, we examine how a suspected threat actor used AI agents to accelerate PaperCut vulnerability research, exploit development, target identification, and post-compromise activity—moving from initial access to domain administrator access in as little as seven minutes.
We also explore recent reporting on large-sca...
Organizations rely on Microsoft 365's RejectDirectSend control to block internal email spoofing—but a structural gap lets attackers walk right past it. With nothing more than a basic Python script and an empty envelope sender, threat actors are impersonating executives, IT support, and finance teams to launch Business Email Compromise, payment fraud, and follow-on account tak...