Making forensic observability the norm for network devices
Progress is being made, but too many network devices still remain difficult to investigate after compromise
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Realm Security adds Detection Integrity and Data Haven Search to cut SIEM costs
Realm Security has announced two new capabilities. Detection Integrity proves that reducing SIEM log volume never breaks a threat detection. New search inside Realm Data Haven, the platform’s searchable retention layer, makes the data you keep out of the SIEM directly queryable when an analyst needs it. Together, they let teams cut ingestion cost and avoid vendor lock-in without gambling on coverage. AI has changed how fast attacks move. Attackers now use agents to find … More → The post Realm Security adds Detection Integrity and Data Haven Search to cut SIEM costs appeared first on Help Net Security .
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Here’s what Anthropic found when it turned Mythos loose on encryption algorithms
Anthropic researchers used Claude Mythos Preview to find new weaknesses in two cryptographic methods, the company said Tuesday, including one that is being considered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology for both traditional and quantum computing. In a blog post detailing the work, the frontier AI company called it a “substantial” research advancement, but also emphasized that neither flaw affects software now in use. “The attacks described in these two papers are the strongest attacks we have found to date,” the company wrote in the post. One of the weaknesses found was in HAWK , a digital signature scheme under review by the NIST as part of a search for encryption methods that could survive attacks from quantum computers. Working with a human researcher, the AI system fo