AI hackers are both a generational threat and a generational opportunity

Explores how elite human hackers reason through complex systems and lays out design principles for building AI agents that can emulate that investigative process to find real bugs.

Bishop Fox's CEO traces three eras of cyberattack — patient low-and-slow espionage, loud ransomware, and now LLM-driven smash-and-grab — warning parallel attacks break detect-and-respond models.

Dark Reading panel recap with Bishop Fox's Rob Ragan: AI lowers the bar for phishing, deepfakes and agentic prompt injection, but also powers defense — practical mitigations matter more than hype.

Trail of Bits CEO Dan Guido told the CFTC that AI will upset the offense-defense balance and first favor attackers, urging security-focused benchmarks and taxonomies to assess AI capabilities.

An attacker's-eye view of financial services security: 55% of surveyed firms were hit by ransomware in 2021, payments more than doubled, and cloud and mobile keep expanding the attack surface.

Highlights from a Bishop Fox–SANS survey of 300+ ethical hackers exploring attacker mindsets, and why organizations should assess their security posture through an adversary's lens.