Tag: security-culture

  • The Code We Can’t Comprehend

    The Code We Can’t Comprehend

    In May 2026, more than 80% of the code merged into Anthropic’s production codebase was written by Claude. Not suggested. Merged. Before Claude Code shipped in February 2025, that number was in the low single digits. Fifteen months. Single digits to eighty percent. That figure didn’t come from a critic or a journalist. It came…

  • We Didn’t Learn from EDR. Now We’re Doing It Again with AI.

    Cybersecurity keeps making headlines — not because attackers are getting clever, but because attacks are constant, bigger, and bolder. And yet, in boardrooms and IT shops everywhere, leaders are telling themselves the same comforting lie: “We’re safe. We’ve got the tools.” A few years ago, that tool was EDR. Today, it’s AI. Both promised to…

  • The Illusion of Safety

    The biggest danger in cybersecurity isn’t malware — it’s the illusion of safety. Recent DDoS attacks, from Cloudflare to HTTPBot, prove that compromised devices with “protection” still get weaponized. The Cybersecurity world has been buzzing about massive DDoS attacks. Some, like the recent record-breaking Cloudflare incident, were fueled mainly by misused cloud servers. But we…