by Heloisa Camargo | Jul 7, 2026 | Threat Talks
Framework Fatigue: Why NIST Rebuilt the Cybersecurity Framework Find Threat Talks on NIST 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...
by Marc van Waasbergen | Jun 30, 2026 | Threat Talks
Why Do You Trust Your AI Agent? Find Threat Talks on Your AI Agents Have Every Privilege You Do 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...
by Marc van Waasbergen | Jun 23, 2026 | Threat Talks
Mythos is not the AI Apocalypse Find Threat Talks on Mythos is Not the AI Apocalypse, But Time Is Running Out Mythos found a 23-year-old FreeBSD vulnerability that no human team had caught. That is the capability. It is not the end of the world. Anthropic restricted...
by Marc van Waasbergen | Jun 16, 2026 | Threat Talks
What About Iran? One Word Document, Three Backdoors Find Threat Talks on What about Iran? One Word Document, Three Backdoor Every major nation state has a cyber army. China, Russia, the US, Europe. But Iran? Meet Boggy Serpens, a threat group tied to Iran’s...
by Marc van Waasbergen | Jun 9, 2026 | Threat Talks
Europe Is Losing the Sea Cable Race Find Threat Talks on Europe Is Losing the Sea Cable Race, And Here’s What’s at Stake Around 40 new submarine cables go live in 2026, and most won’t land in Europe. In this second part of our sea cables...
by Marc van Waasbergen | Jun 2, 2026 | Threat Talks
Russia Cutting Cables? Who’s Protecting It? Find Threat Talks on Russia Cutting Cables? Who’s Protecting It? The headlines say Russia’s shadow fleet is cutting cables. The experts say most faults come from clumsy ship anchors. Ninety-nine percent of global internet...
