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The State of AI in Cybersecurity 2025: What’s Working, What’s Lagging, and Why It Matters Now More Than Ever

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This second annual study offers a deeper look at how organizations are using AI to detect and respond to attacks faster, where it’s making the biggest impact, and what’s holding adoption back.

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Safeguarding SAP Systems Amid Rising Financial Fraud and Economic Stress

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SAP systems are the backbone of enterprise finance—and they’re under attack. As economic pressures rise, so do attempts to exploit financial platforms. From insider threats to ransomware and zero-day vulnerabilities, SAP’s critical role in handling billions of dollars daily makes it a high-value target. The recent disclosure of CVE-2025-31324, a critical zero-day in SAP NetWeaver (CVSS 10.0), exposed just

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How China’s Admission Reinforces the Urgency for AI-Powered, Preemptive Cybersecurity

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In December, a senior Chinese cyber official offered what U.S. representatives took as tacit admission: China was behind a series of cyber intrusions targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, this extraordinary moment came during a closed-door meeting in Geneva—one that has since confirmed what many cybersecurity professionals have long suspected: the next stage of overt cyber action might be here.

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MixMode Releases 2025 State of AI in Cybersecurity Report

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MixMode, a leader in AI-powered cybersecurity, today released State of AI in Cybersecurity Report 2025, its second annual report, independently conducted by the Ponemon Institute. Based on a survey of 685 U.S. IT and security professionals, the report reveals how organizations, especially in Critical Infrastructure, SLED, and U.S. Federal sectors, are adopting AI to counter evolving cyber threats.

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The Rise of AI-Driven Cyberattacks: Accelerated Threats Demand Predictive and Real-Time Defenses 

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, but it’s also empowering cybercriminals to launch sophisticated, high-speed cyberattacks. AI-driven attacks, particularly those orchestrated by autonomous AI agents, operate at an accelerated pace, compressing the window for detection and protection.

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WarGames – it’s not 1983 anymore

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China’s state-sponsored cyber operations, driven by groups like Volt Typhoon, Salt Typhoon, Brass Typhoon, and APT41, and amplified by techniques like Fast Flux DNS, are not chasing Hollywood apocalypse—they’re seizing America’s networks, turning our infrastructure into a weapon against us.

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Volt Typhoon, Salt Typhoon & APT41: This is No Longer a Drill 

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New threat intelligence confirms what many infrastructure leaders have long feared: Chinese state-sponsored threat groups are not only capable of infiltrating U.S. critical systems—they already have.

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Geopolitical and Hacktivist Nightmare

The Fast Flux DNS Threat: A Call to Action Against a Geopolitical and Hacktivist Nightmare

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly become an integral part of modern workflows, with AI-powered applications like copilots, chatbots, and large-scale language models streamlining automation, decision-making, and data processing. However, these same tools introduce significant security risks—often in ways organizations fail to anticipate.

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Threat Research Report: How AI Assistants, Co-Pilots, and Chatbots Create New Cyber Threats

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has quickly become an integral part of modern workflows, with AI-powered applications like copilots, chatbots, and large-scale language models streamlining automation, decision-making, and data processing. However, these same tools introduce significant security risks—often in ways organizations fail to anticipate.

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MixMode Uncovers Nation-State Attacks, Insider Threats, and Regulatory Risks in Critical Infrastructure Environment within 3 Days of Deployment

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In our newest MixMode report, we break down how a critical infrastructure provider uncovered active nation-state and insider threats within three days of deploying our AI-driven security platform.

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Threat Research Report: Web Browsers as an Overlooked Risk in Cybersecurity

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Web browsers have evolved from passive document viewers into complex platforms essential for cloud-based work. But this transformation has also made them a prime target for cyber threats, leaving enterprises and government networks vulnerable.

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Hiding in Plain Sight: The Hidden Dangers of Geolocation in Cloud Security

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One of the biggest challenges organizations face today is detecting malicious activity in cloud environments. As highlighted in MixMode’s latest Threat Research Report, cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging trusted cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud to disguise their attacks, a strategy known as infrastructure laundering.

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Securing OAuth Authentication Risks with AI-Driven Monitoring

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As organizations continue to integrate cloud-based services and third-party applications, OAuth authentication has become a cornerstone of modern security frameworks. However, recent cybersecurity incidents highlight a growing concern: OAuth-based vulnerabilities remain an overlooked entry point for attackers, particularly in Zero Trust environments.

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Codefinger Ransomware: Detection and Mitigation Using MixMode

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The Codefinger ransomware represents a new frontier in cyber threats, specifically targeting AWS S3 buckets. By exploiting Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C), attackers gain control over the encryption process, rendering recovery impossible without their AES-256 keys.

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Threat Research Recap: Paving the Way for Smarter Defense Tech in 2025

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Looking back at 2024, we recognize the immense value in revisiting some of our most impactful threat research. These articles not only offered real-time insights into pressing cybersecurity issues but also set the stage for advancements in AI-powered threat detection and defense.

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Why Zero-Day Attacks Bypass Traditional Firewall Security: Defending Against Zero-Day’s like Palo Alto Networks CVE-2024-0012

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Recently, Palo Alto Networks identified and patched a critical zero-day vulnerability in their next-generation firewalls (NGFWs). This vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-0012, allowed attackers to execute code on vulnerable devices remotely. This vulnerability has been actively exploited in attacks dubbed “Operation Lunar Peek.”

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Bridging the Gap: The Challenges of IT and OT Convergence

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Operational Technology (OT) networks and Industrial Control Systems, the backbone of critical infrastructure, have traditionally operated in isolation and designed more for reliability and efficiency than security. The increasing convergence of IT and OT systems, driven by digital transformation and the Internet of Things (IoT), promises to revolutionize industries from manufacturing and energy to healthcare

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