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DIL Observatory: when the World Escalates, the Underground Responds

Digital Intelligence Lab (DIL) launches an observatory for reading cyber events as what they actually are: signals of a broader social and geopolitical reality. The timing rarely lies, and the connection between real-world events and cyber activity is no longer a theoretical framework. It is a documented pattern, traceable across months and geographies. This new…

ANY.RUN at RSAC™ 2026: Highlights & Industry Recognition

We’ve just returned from RSAC 2026 in San Francisco, one of the most important cybersecurity events of the year.  As always, the conference brought together security leaders, vendors, and practitioners from around the world. For the ANY.RUN team, it was a packed few days of meetings with customers and partners, insightful presentations, and strong industry recognition.  ANY.RUN at RSAC…

ANY.RUN at RSAC™ 2026: Highlights & Industry Recognition

We’ve just returned from RSAC 2026 in San Francisco, one of the most important cybersecurity events of the year.  As always, the conference brought together security leaders, vendors, and practitioners from around the world. For the ANY.RUN team, it was a packed few days of meetings with customers and partners, insightful presentations, and strong industry recognition.  ANY.RUN at RSAC…

Anthropic AI ultimatums and IP theft: The unspoken risk

Two recent high-profile events concerning Anthropic’s Claude AI underscore a little-discussed risk at the heart of the enterprise’s rush to capitalize on leading AI capabilities. The first incident involved a China-based extraction campaign against Anthropic’s intellectual property. The second was the Trump administration’s banning of Claude for federal use after the company resisted US demands…

What Is a Security Data Pipeline Platform: Key Benefits for Modern SOC

Security teams are drowning in telemetry: cloud logs, endpoint events, SaaS audit trails, identity signals, and network data. Yet many programs still push everything into a SIEM, hoping detections will sort it out later. The problem is that “more data in the SIEM” doesn’t automatically translate into better detection. It often translates into chaos. Many…