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AI Adoption Creates New Alert Types for Security Operations Centers
The increasing integration of artificial intelligence tools across enterprises is reportedly introducing a new class of alerts for security operations centers (SOCs). These emerging alerts are not primarily indicative of direct attacks against AI systems themselves. Instead, they are a byproduct of the routine operational use of AI agents by development teams and the organic adoption of…
Censys Internet Map links real-time DNS data to internet infrastructure
Censys has enhanced its Internet Map by integrating real-time Domain Name System (DNS) data, allowing security teams to connect domain names directly to the underlying internet infrastructure. This development aims to streamline security workflows by consolidating information previously scattered across multiple datasets and interfaces into a single platform.
Security Teams Are Ready To Become More Preemptive. What’s Holding Them Back?
Security teams are increasingly ambitious and ready to adopt more proactive security measures, but practical challenges are hindering their progress. A survey conducted at Rapid7's Global Security Summit highlighted that while the direction is clear – moving towards more connected, resilient, and preemptive security operations – most organizations are still in the early stages of this…
Cisco Live Event SOC Educates Attendees on Security Operations
Cisco's Security Operations Center (SOC) at its Cisco Live AMER 2026 event in Las Vegas served as a multifaceted educational platform, offering attendees and staff insights into real-world cybersecurity operations. The event SOC not only protected the conference infrastructure but also facilitated learning through various interactive formats, including tours, dedicated sessions, internal…
5 Myths About AI in the SOC Security Teams Need to Rethink
Security operations teams are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence, but common assumptions about its role are being challenged by real-world application. A recent discussion at the Rapid7 Global Cybersecurity Summit highlighted five prevalent myths surrounding AI in the Security Operations Center (SOC) and offered a more nuanced perspective on its practical value.