Rocky Giglio

What Is a Forward Deployed Engineer? Why Cloud Security Needs Them

What is a forward deployed engineer? Learn what FDEs do, how the role spread from Palantir to OpenAI, and why cloud security needs engineers in your environment.

Your Agentic SOC Needs a Standing Authority Matrix, and Your General Counsel Needs to Sign It

An agentic SOC takes irreversible actions at machine speed. A Standing Authority Matrix defines what it can do alone, and your General Counsel should sign it.

Cybersecurity Ransomware & Vulnerability Digest

Vulnerabilities exploited in ransomware campaigns targeting enterprises and government from March to June 2026.

The CVE Explosion - How AI Drove a 178% Surge in Discovered Vulnerabilities

Monthly CVEs nearly tripled between 2023 and 2026. Here is what is behind the AI-driven surge, what it means for your vulnerability management program, and what to do about it.

US Government Shuts Down Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 Over Cybersecurity Jailbreak

The US government issued an export control directive forcing Anthropic to pull Fable 5 and Mythos 5 globally. Here's what happened and what it means for enterprise AI security.

CISA BOD 26-04 - What Federal Agencies Need to Know About Risk-Based Patch Prioritization

CISA released BOD 26-04 on June 10, 2026, requiring federal agencies to prioritize security updates based on KEV catalog data and active exploitation risk. Here is what it requires.

The First AI-Generated Zero-Day - What Google's GTIG Discovery Changes for Cloud Security

On May 11, 2026, Google confirmed the first AI-generated zero-day exploit used in a live attack. A criminal group used AI to find a hardcoded 2FA flaw. Here is what it means for your security program.

23 NYCRR Part 500 - NYDFS AI Guidance Explained

NYDFS issued May 2026 guidance on frontier AI cybersecurity risks under 23 NYCRR Part 500. Here's what regulated firms must do now.

How to Build a Mythos-Ready Security Program

Claude Mythos changed the math on vulnerability discovery. Here is what the CSA, SANS, and OWASP community says your security program needs to do about it.

VulnOps - Why Automated Vulnerability Management Is No Longer Optional

Claude Mythos changed the threat landscape overnight. Here is why automated vulnerability management is no longer optional and how VulnOps gives security teams a fighting chance.

Why AI Is No Longer Optional for Vulnerability Management

Security teams don’t have a vulnerability shortage. They have a signal shortage. The average organization has thousands of open CVEs at any given moment, and traditional vulnerability management programs weren’t built to handle that volume. They were built for a world where the attack surface was a known perimeter and patch cycles were measured in quarters.

That world is gone. What’s taken its place requires a different approach: one that can ingest threat intelligence at scale, understand exploitability in context, and act faster than an attacker’s first move. That’s not a human-speed problem. That’s an AI problem.