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Sysdig, Thursday, November 5th, 2026
Sysdig refreshed its 555 Benchmark for cloud detection and response, urging 5-second detection, 5-minute investigation and 5-minute response.
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Help Net Security, Thursday, November 5th, 2026
Sysdig made AI Defense generally available to monitor AI agents at runtime and allow, hold or block risky actions across endpoint and cloud.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, November 4th, 2026
Sysdig launches AI Defense, runtime security and governance that discovers AI agents and can confirm, block or kill their actions.
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Sysdig reports what one company found monitoring AI agents for a month, including heavy non-engineer use and unapproved tool calls.
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Sysdig's October 2026 security briefing covers PHP2Shell, Node2Shell, a ransomware outage in Japan and a record patch day.
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Sysdig covers ZDI-CAN-33367 and five other Linux flaws disclosed with public exploit details before CVEs or merged fixes, plus patch status.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, October 27th, 2026
Sysdig demos layering OpenShell, Prempti, and Falco to defend AI coding agents against prompt injection and unwanted actions.
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Sysdig says expanding Claude Mythos access raises vulnerability discovery but core vulnerability management practices still apply.
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Sysdig argues security fundamentals still drive most breaches, citing Verizon DBIR data and widespread shadow AI.
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Sysdig, Thursday, October 8th, 2026
Sysdig argues that AI agents need deterministic runtime guardrails and maps where agent security controls sit across a five-layer stack.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, October 6th, 2026
Sysdig CEO Hatem Naguib sets out three AI governance questions for executives and argues runtime observability is how to answer them.
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Sysdig's September 2026 security roundup covers the Revolut data leak, OpenAI agents accessing government sites and other breaches.
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Sysdig analyzes an AI agent attacker that chained two Zammad zero-days to breach DIVD and reach root in seconds.
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Sysdig, Thursday, October 1st, 2026
Sysdig CTO Loris Degioanni argues runtime visibility is the only reliable way to secure AI agents already in production.
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Sysdig's 2026 report finds AI use is shifting to owned infrastructure, which is shrinking rather than growing exposure.
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Sysdig, Thursday, September 24th, 2026
Sysdig examines why software bills of materials haven't stopped supply chain attacks despite their potential.
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Sysdig's 2026 report finds 67% of cloud user identities are risky, though machines make up 97% of all identities.
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Sysdig maps overlapping breach disclosure regimes back to the single underlying question they all ask.
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Sysdig, Thursday, September 17th, 2026
An introductory guide to runtime security concepts and deploying Falco for Kubernetes threat detection.
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Sysdig outlines the business and risk arguments CISOs can use to prioritize runtime security investment.
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Sysdig makes the case that runtime telemetry closes the gap left by posture and scanning tools.
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Sysdig's threat team breached a cloud bastion host through marimo's CVE-2026-39987 using custom Python, no AI.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
Runtime visibility distinguishes genuine threats from the volume of findings static scanning produces.
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Sysdig makes the case for adopting a CNAPP with runtime insights as cloud adoption turns enterprises into high-value targets.
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Sysdig, Friday, September 4th, 2026
Sysdig argues posture scanning is a still image of a moving target and that runtime security should be the starting point.
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Sysdig's monthly briefing finds AI-enabled attacks rarely need new privileges, using ordinary command execution instead.
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Sysdig says human-speed defenses fail against AI-driven attacks and makes stateful detections central to runtime security.
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Sysdig reviews the security implications of Kubernetes 1.37, including volume mounting changes and webhook authentication by default.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, August 12th, 2026
Sysdig argues agentic AI is accelerating the reckoning on accumulated technical debt.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, August 11th, 2026
Sysdig proposes a four-part plan for vulnerability response when AI finds flaws faster than teams can fix them.
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Sysdig publishes its July 2026 security briefing covering the month's cloud threat activity.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, August 4th, 2026
Sysdig launches Secure AI, putting expert AI agents to work on cloud security risk in real time.
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Sysdig's agentic vulnerability management traced 2,731 SLA breaches to a single base-image fix.
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Sysdig's Runtime Remediation Skill turns a runtime alert into an ordered, auditable response with analyst confirmation.
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Sysdig, Thursday, July 30th, 2026
Sysdig brings its security graph into Claude Code so analysts can query blast radius in plain language.
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Sysdig TRT documents four ways agentic AI is reshaping the 2026 threat landscape.
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Sysdig, Monday, July 20th, 2026
Sysdig tracks JADEPUFFER deploying ransomware designed to destroy trained AI models.
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Sysdig argues security architecture must go headless and API-first because agentic attackers now compromise cloud environments in minutes.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, July 14th, 2026
Sysdig traced a full Azure tenant takeover in about an hour from one leaked service principal credential across five permission systems.
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Sysdig's monthly briefing recaps the top cloud and container security threats and research from June 2026.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, July 1st, 2026
Sysdig documents JADEPUFFER, what it believes is the first fully autonomous, LLM-driven ransomware attack.
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Sysdig, Friday, June 26th, 2026
Sysdig finds a higher-scored Langflow CVE drew less attacker interest than a lower-scored, easier-to-exploit flaw.
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Sysdig, Thursday, June 25th, 2026
Sysdig weighs building versus buying an AI SOC, recommending custom builds for learning but vendors for scale.
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Sysdig breaks down FulcrumSec's five-stage attack playbook and how defenders can disrupt it.
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Attackers are weaponizing exposed AI model servers to power autonomous hacking frameworks.
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Sysdig, Monday, June 15th, 2026
Threat actors use capture-the-flag framing to jailbreak their own LLM assistants into generating working exploits.
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Sysdig researchers document the first LLM-driven agentic threat actor performing automated container escape and Kubernetes credential theft.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026
Sysdig introduces headless cloud security to automate onboarding through APIs and infrastructure as code instead of manual UI workflows.
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May 2026 saw major breaches involving ransomware, supply chain attacks, and LLM-driven intrusions, with exploitation occurring within hours of disclosure.
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