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How AI is actually remaking security (opens the original)
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Everyone is talking about how AI is reshaping the world of security. There are many ways in which we see it happening: more security teams are starting to replace basic vendors with tools built in-house, attackers and defenders alike are starting to rely on agents to achieve their goals, and if you have been to Black Hat or RSAC 2026 this year, it’s clear that the market is a complete mess. Everyone is saying the same thing in LLM voice, and few people are able to make sense of what’s going on.A
Not all cyber acquisitions are created equal: what to look for to make sense of the M&A noise (opens the original)
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There is a lot of noise about cybersecurity startup acquisitions. It surely seems like everyone is getting acquired for at least $500M every month, and social media has been amplifying that big time. Companies seemingly get acquired for hundreds of millions before even coming out of stealth. Some of it is real, some of it is kind of real, and some of it is very creative ways to stretch reality; ways that aren’t exactly untrue, but that cannot be taken at face value.This piece has been sitting in
If everyone agrees with your cyber startup idea, you’re either wrong or too late (opens the original)
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While these days I don’t really have any time to talk to people in the early days of their startup journey, I did a lot of that. Over the past few years, I have met hundreds (definitely over a hundred) of early-stage and aspiring cybersecurity startup founders. Some were brainstorming what to build and going through an idea maze back then, and are now scaling their fast-growing companies. Others have since ended up winding down their startups, and some even got acquired… I found it really fascin
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