The Tech Field Day Exclusive with Microsoft Security (#TFDxMSSec25) spotlighted one of the most aggressive demonstrations of AI-powered security operations to date. Microsoft showcased how Sentinel’s evolving data lake and graph architecture now drive real-time, machine-assisted threat response. The demo of “Attack Disruption” captured the promise—and the unease—of a security operations center where AI acts..

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At a recent Tech Field Day Exclusive event, Microsoft unveiled a significant evolution of its security operations strategy—one that attempts to solve a problem plaguing security teams everywhere: the exhausting practice of jumping between multiple consoles just to understand a single attack. The Problem: Too Many Windows, Not Enough Clarity Security analysts have a name..

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It is the right time to talk about this. Cloud-based Artificial Intelligence, or specifically those big, powerful Large Language Models we see everywhere, they’ve completely changed the game. They’re more than just a new application tier. They’re an entirely new attack surface. You’ve moved your critical applications to the public cloud. You did it for..

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The New HPE Networking: Integration Complete At Security Field Day, Hewlett Packard Enterprise showcased the results of its most ambitious integration effort: combining decades of networking expertise under a single, AI-driven security vision. The centerpiece is the completion of the Juniper Networks acquisition in early July, creating the newly formed HPE Networking organization. This follows..

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At Security Field Day, Nile delivered a message that challenges decades of enterprise networking orthodoxy: the traditional Local Area Network architecture is fundamentally obsolete for modern security requirements. The problem isn’t subtle. While connectivity remains the lifeblood of most organizations, traditional LAN environments—where the majority of users and devices operate—receive the least investment and are..

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The enterprise migration to the cloud has created a security paradox. While digital transformation and multi-cloud architectures promise agility, they have also delivered unprecedented complexity. This complexity is the modern CISO’s greatest enemy. For every new cloud environment, SaaS application, or remote workforce, a new, siloed security tool has usually been procured. The result is..

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The enterprise IT perimeter dissolved years ago, taking with it any illusion that security teams can dictate which applications employees use or which devices they work from. Today’s reality: employees install applications freely, work from anywhere, and routinely bypass VPN requirements to maintain productivity. At the recent Security Field Day, 1Password laid out its strategic..

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AI has fundamentally changed how we think about both innovation and risk. It’s driving new breakthroughs in medicine, design, and productivity, but it’s also giving attackers a sharper edge. Ransomware isn’t just about encrypting data anymore. It’s about double extortion, data theft, and the erosion of trust that organizations depend on to operate. As threat..

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We have spent what seems like an eternity of our careers trying to wrangle access issues. We set up our shiny SSO portals, federate the big apps, and feel pretty good. We have a “bubble” of control. But that bubble popped. Reality is a chaotic mess of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) sprawl, personal devices accessing corporate data,..

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For too long, we’ve treated DNS as a simple utility. It’s just a phonebook for the internet, right? Treating it that way is a mistake. Nearly every single malicious action, whether it’s a phishing link, a command-and-control (C2) callback, or data exfiltration, starts with a DNS query. It is integral to the attacker workflow. So,..

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For decades, the Local Area Network (LAN) has been the neglected, insecure backyard of the enterprise. While we’ve poured money and talent into fortifying our data centers and cloud environments, the LAN has remained a tangled mess of implicit trust, complicated IPAM spreadsheets, and security appliances bolted on like afterthoughts. It’s the place where “plug..

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For the past few years, the term “AI in cybersecurity” has been mostly marketing fluff. We’ve all sat through vendor presentations promising a magical AI black box that solves everything, only to find it’s just a fancier pattern matching engine. So, when HPE finalized its acquisition of Juniper Networks, there was cautious optimism that this..

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