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Expert CommentaryExpert Commentary is written by a vetted community of outside cybersecurity practitioners and subject-matter experts. Each piece brings firsthand, independent perspective to important security topics. Contributions are editorial and non-commercial — no vendor pitches, no pay-to-play. Balancing AI Efficiency and Human Judgment in Cybersecurity
Contributed commentary: Security teams risk weakening the analyst pipeline if AI removes the repetitive investigative work that builds judgment.
CrowdStrike’s ‘Mythos Moment’ Turns AI Security Into Wall Street’s New Test
Nearly two years after its faulty update triggered a global IT outage, CrowdStrike posted record growth and pitched itself as critical AI infrastructure.
Creative Soundbar Hack Hits a Bad Note
Turn it up to pwned. No authentication, no pairing, no physical access — just a custom firmware pushed over Bluetooth and a Katana V2X that now spies, types, and won't easily forget how.
Critical Adobe Acrobat Flaw Exploited: What You Need to Know
Exodus Intelligence published a full exploit chain for an Acrobat Reader memory flaw, showing how a malicious PDF could bypass several Windows defenses on 32-bit systems.
Iranian-backed Hacking Crew Takes Aim at US Entities
Research indicates that the pro-Iranian hacking group Ababil of Minab is likely linked to Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security, raising significant cybersecurity concerns following the LA Metro breach.
Innovating Beyond the Security Bottleneck
Replica Cyber CEO Kris Schroeder says security teams need a safer way to support high-risk work as businesses turn to exceptions, workarounds and isolated environments to keep innovation moving.
Gartner Warns One-Size-Fits-All AI Agent Governance Will Backfire
Gartner predicts 40% of enterprises will demote or shut down autonomous AI agents by 2027 after governance gaps surface in production.
The 5 Biggest Shifts in Verizon’s 2026 DBIR: Security Teams Worked Harder and Still Lost Ground
Vulnerability exploitation overtook stolen credentials, third-party exposure climbed and security teams struggled to keep pace with growing attack volume.
MSHTA Won’t Die, and Attackers Know It
Attackers continue abusing Microsoft’s decades-old MSHTA utility, exposing a familiar Windows problem: Legacy components often stay active because removing them could break something.
Pwn2Own Berlin 2026 Closes With $1.3M Paid, 47 Zero-Days and a New Champion
DEVCORE's Orange Tsai-led team dominated all three days to claim the 2026 Master of Pwn title, while STARLabs SG delivered the weekend's most technically significant moment with a memory corruption exploit that broke out of a VMware ESXi hypervisor and crossed tenant boundaries.