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Researchers are using AI to find flaws faster. Assume attackers are doing the same, except theirs never get a write-up. New edition on planning for the flaw nobody has published yet.

A couple of months ago, David Dewulf asked me to contribute to his book on 40 years of cyberattacks called "Lateral Movement". I told him back then that I believed adults were running things behind the teenagers of The Com. Krebs now reports federal investigators suspect negotiation firm executives were close to ShinyHunters. Interesting!

Your security tools are working. So why do attacks still go undetected? Attackers use legitimate credentials, existing tools and trusted connections to move through enterprise environments unnoticed. At it-sa 2026, Vectra AI’s Lucie Cardiet will examine real-world attacks and show why critical signals across identity, cloud and network are often missed. 📅 October 27 | 2:15 p.m. 📅 October 28 | 3:45 p.m. 📍 Hall 7 | Forum C 🌐 Presented in English See what else we have planned at it-sa: https://lnkd.in/gHJhhc7Y

What changes when attackers move at AI speed? Register for Lucie Cardiet's October 15 Attack Lab on four documented cases and signals to watch.

Burst rate. Time between steps. Activity per identity. Register for the October 15 Attack Lab to learn which signals expose AI-accelerated attacks.

Register for the October 15 Attack Lab. Lucie Cardiet will share three practical checks defenders can run this week with tools they already have.