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HackShield: Raising the Next Generation of Cyber Heroes

Find Threat Talks on HackShield: Raising the Next Generation of Cyber Heroes The hacker who will attack your organization in five years from now is currently sitting in a classroom, and almost nobody is teaching that kid the difference between safe and risky...

The Hacker Who’ll Hit You in 5 Years Is in School

Find Threat Talks on The hacker who will attack your organization in five years is sitting in a primary school classroom right now. Nobody is teaching them anything. We spend billions catching criminals and billions defending against them, and almost nothing on...

JADEPUFFER: When AI Became the Hacker

Find Threat Talks on What if AI stopped being the assistant to cybercriminals and became the attacker itself? That's no longer hypothetical. JADEPUFFER is the first documented case of ransomware run entirely by an AI agent. It broke into a production database,...

Four Firewall Mistakes Still Wrecking Networks in 2026

Find Threat Talks onThree out of four firewall rule sets ON2IT’s SOC inherits share the same blind spots, and none of the fixes cost extra licensing. Jelle Konings, security optimization specialist at ON2IT, joins host Lieuwe Jan Koning, Co-founder & CTO at ON2IT,...

Would Your Boss Read Your Prompts? Private AI, Explained

Find Threat Talks onWould you still use ChatGPT if your boss could read every prompt you typed? Every day, employees paste source code, contracts, and customer records into AI tools you do not control, on the assumption that the provider will not look. That assumption...

Framework Fatigue: Why NIST Rebuilt the Cybersecurity Framework

Find Threat Talks onNIST added a new Govern function to the Cybersecurity Framework Ten years after it shipped, NIST tore open its own Cybersecurity Framework and added a function that didn’t exist before: Govern. The original CSF was built in 2014 for critical...

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