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AI & Enterprise
AI agent hackers are coming, a turning point in cybersecurity history
Anthropic warned in a recently leaked blog draft that new AI models under development, including Claude \"Mythos\", could find and attack security vulnerabilities at unmatched speed. It said Mythos signals a wave of models that exploit flaws faster than defenders can respond. Axios reported Anthropic is letting some institutions test Mythos and privately warning government officials. Security executives said AI agents could outpace human hackers, while others noted limits in understanding organisational context.
AI & Enterprise
Predictive security models hit limits as shadow AI SaaS risks rise
Security companies are issuing reports on cyber threat trends, and two drew attention this week from Rapid7 and Grip Security. Rapid7 said defenders are finding it harder to keep up as attackers weaponise disclosed vulnerabilities within days, leaving little time to patch. Grip Security warned that AI embedded in SaaS applications can create risks outside enterprise control, and a breach of one AI-enabled app can spread across other AI environments and potentially to other organisations.
AI & Enterprise
Igloo Corporation launches Plot Arena to expand AI-based offensive security
Igloo Corporation said on March 17 it launched Plot Arena, an AI-based cyber attack-and-defense training solution. The company said the platform deploys a virtual training network based on real breach scenarios and supports team-based competitive drills tailored to an organization’s security maturity and goals. Participants take on attacker and defender roles in time-attack contests and other scenarios. Igloo said it will accelerate development of AI-based offensive security offerings.
