Sysdig, Friday, September 18th, 2026
Every Regulatory Disclosure Rule Asks the Same Question. Each Calls It Something Else
Sysdig maps overlapping breach disclosure regimes back to the single underlying question they all ask.
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Sysdig, Thursday, September 17th, 2026
Getting Started with Runtime Security and Falco
An introductory guide to runtime security concepts and deploying Falco for Kubernetes threat detection.
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Why Runtime Security Should Be a Top Priority for CISOs
Sysdig outlines the business and risk arguments CISOs can use to prioritize runtime security investment.
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Closing the Cloud Security Gap with Runtime Security
Sysdig makes the case that runtime telemetry closes the gap left by posture and scanning tools.
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Machine Speed, Hold the AI: Hand-Rolled Marimo CVE-2026-39987 Exploit
Sysdig's threat team breached a cloud bastion host through marimo's CVE-2026-39987 using custom Python, no AI.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, September 8th, 2026
How Runtime Insights Helps With Container Security
Runtime visibility distinguishes genuine threats from the volume of findings static scanning produces.
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Cloud Security and the Power of Runtime Insights
Sysdig makes the case for adopting a CNAPP with runtime insights as cloud adoption turns enterprises into high-value targets.
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Sysdig, Friday, September 4th, 2026
Runtime Is the Real Defense, Not Just Posture
Sysdig argues posture scanning is a still image of a moving target and that runtime security should be the starting point.
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Security Briefing: August 2026
Sysdig's monthly briefing finds AI-enabled attacks rarely need new privileges, using ordinary command execution instead.
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Defending the Battlefield: Stateful Detections for an Agentic Threat Landscape
Sysdig says human-speed defenses fail against AI-driven attacks and makes stateful detections central to runtime security.
more → Sysdig, Wednesday, August 26th, 2026
Kubernetes 1.37 - New Security Features
Sysdig reviews the security implications of Kubernetes 1.37, including volume mounting changes and webhook authentication by default.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, August 12th, 2026
Defaulting on Tech Debt: When the Bill Comes Due, AI Is the Collector
Sysdig argues agentic AI is accelerating the reckoning on accumulated technical debt.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, August 11th, 2026
Vulnerability Response in the AI-Discovery Era
Sysdig proposes a four-part plan for vulnerability response when AI finds flaws faster than teams can fix them.
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Security Briefing: July 2026
Sysdig publishes its July 2026 security briefing covering the month's cloud threat activity.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, August 4th, 2026
Introducing Sysdig Secure AI: Your Expert AI Security Team
Sysdig launches Secure AI, putting expert AI agents to work on cloud security risk in real time.
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Agentic Vulnerability Management, End to End: 2,731 Findings, One Approved Fix
Sysdig's agentic vulnerability management traced 2,731 SLA breaches to a single base-image fix.
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Introducing the Runtime Remediation Skill for Headless Cloud Security
Sysdig's Runtime Remediation Skill turns a runtime alert into an ordered, auditable response with analyst confirmation.
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Sysdig, Thursday, July 30th, 2026
Introducing the SysQL Skill: Ask Your Security Graph Anything
Sysdig brings its security graph into Claude Code so analysts can query blast radius in plain language.
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Four Ways AI Has Fundamentally Changed the Threat Landscape in 2026
Sysdig TRT documents four ways agentic AI is reshaping the 2026 threat landscape.
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Sysdig, Monday, July 20th, 2026
JADEPUFFER Evolves: The Agentic Threat Actor Deploys Ransomware Built to Destroy AI Models
Sysdig tracks JADEPUFFER deploying ransomware designed to destroy trained AI models.
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The CISO's Guide to Headless Cloud Security
Sysdig argues security architecture must go headless and API-first because agentic attackers now compromise cloud environments in minutes.
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Sysdig, Tuesday, July 14th, 2026
No Single Pane of Glass: Anatomy of an Azure Permission Takeover
Sysdig traced a full Azure tenant takeover in about an hour from one leaked service principal credential across five permission systems.
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Security Briefing: June 2026
Sysdig's monthly briefing recaps the top cloud and container security threats and research from June 2026.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, July 1st, 2026
JADEPUFFER: Agentic Ransomware for Automated Database Extortion
Sysdig documents JADEPUFFER, what it believes is the first fully autonomous, LLM-driven ransomware attack.
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Sysdig, Friday, June 26th, 2026
Understanding Langflow CVE-2026-55255, and Why Higher CVSS Vulnerabilities Aren't Always the Most Exploited
Sysdig finds a higher-scored Langflow CVE drew less attacker interest than a lower-scored, easier-to-exploit flaw.
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Sysdig, Thursday, June 25th, 2026
Build to Learn, Buy to Scale: When to Build Your Own AI SOC (and When to Stop)
Sysdig weighs building versus buying an AI SOC, recommending custom builds for learning but vendors for scale.
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The FulcrumSec Playbook: How to Detect and Stop the Group Behind the Novo Nordisk Breach
Sysdig breaks down FulcrumSec's five-stage attack playbook and how defenders can disrupt it.
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LLMjacking Evolved: Attackers Are Using Stolen AI Compute to Build Offensive Agentic Tools
Attackers are weaponizing exposed AI model servers to power autonomous hacking frameworks.
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Sysdig, Monday, June 15th, 2026
How Attackers Are Jailbreaking LLMs With CTF Framing and How to Catch Them
Threat actors use capture-the-flag framing to jailbreak their own LLM assistants into generating working exploits.
more → Sysdig, Thursday, June 4th, 2026
Agentic Threat Actor Hits the Orchestration Plane: AI Agent-Driven Container Escape
Sysdig researchers document the first LLM-driven agentic threat actor performing automated container escape and Kubernetes credential theft.
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Sysdig, Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026
Cloud Security Onboarding Should Move at Cloud Speed
Sysdig introduces headless cloud security to automate onboarding through APIs and infrastructure as code instead of manual UI workflows.
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Security Briefing: May 2026
May 2026 saw major breaches involving ransomware, supply chain attacks, and LLM-driven intrusions, with exploitation occurring within hours of disclosure.
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