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The Hugging Face Breach: Part Incident Report, Part Product Launch

OpenAI's own models caused the Hugging Face breach. Marketing or not, the tradecraft was real: what the first agent-run intrusion means for your SOC team.

July 22, 2026
Ajmal Kohgadai

Emerging Threat Response Shouldn't Start With a 6 A.M. Scramble

Prophet AI Threat Researcher turns emerging threat intelligence into hunts that run automatically and rerun as reporting changes. Now generally available.

July 22, 2026
Jamie Scott

Discover Prophet AI for Security Operations

See for yourself how AI can transform the way security teams operate

What RSA 2026 Confirmed: The Agentic SOC Is Here

At RSA 2026, every security vendor claimed "agentic SOC" capabilities. Learn how to separate real autonomous AI investigation from rebranded hype with 4 key questions.

March 30, 2026
Ajmal Kohgadai

Why Most DLP Alerts Go Uninvestigated

DLP tools detect plenty. Most organizations just can't afford to investigate what they detect. This blog examines the investigation challenges of DLP alerts and how AI augments analysts

March 18, 2026
Jamie Scott

Alert Triage: A Complete Guide for Security Operations Teams

What alert triage is, how the process works step by step, common challenges, key metrics, and how AI-driven triage changes the operational model for SOC teams

March 18, 2026
Ajmal Kohgadai

5 Things to Measure in an AI-Driven SOC (That Didn't Exist Before)

Legacy SOC metrics weren't built for AI. These five measurements only matter once AI is doing real investigation work — and most teams aren't tracking them yet

March 16, 2026
Augusto Barros

Detection Engineering in an AI-Driven SOC: What Actually Needs to Change

AI SOC analysts investigate every alert. So what should detection engineers do differently? A look at how the lifecycle, metadata, and tuning model need to adapt.

March 12, 2026
Daniel Martin