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AI Isn't Just Speeding Up Attacks — It's Now Hiding Inside Your Software Supply Chain
AWS Threat Intelligence documented a nation-state group trojanizing axios — a JavaScript library with 100 million weekly downloads — with roughly 1 in 10 cloud environments hit within two hours, according to Wiz Research. The pattern points to something bigger than faster attacks: AI now living inside the attack itself, from malware built to evade automated review to package names AI coding assistants hallucinate. See why your incident report template probably can't even name what happened.
Deepfakes Are Now a Threat Intelligence Problem, Not Just a Communications One
A fabricated audio clip of your CEO starts circulating at 9:47 a.m. By 10:15, your stock is down and a reporter is asking if it's real — before your own team even knew it existed. Here's why deepfakes have moved from a communications risk to a threat intelligence problem, and what a response workflow needs to look like before that call comes in.