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10/30/2026

Spotted in the Halloween aisle: the Co-Defender, Nelson Edition. 👁️🎃

Keeping an eye on what goes bump in your AI enterprise.

Happy Halloween from Vectra AI.

10/30/2026

An AI-powered attack can move faster than your team can piece it together.

Tiffany Nip explains why that gap matters.

10/30/2026

AI can speed up an attack. Lucie Cardiet explains what three normal-looking logs can miss: one attacker moving across systems.

10/29/2026

How do you prepare for Claude Mythos?

It's a question CISOs are asking. Hear Tiffany Nip's take.

Explore more: https://www.vectra.ai/blog/help-over-hype-claude-mythos-project-glasswing-and-the-real-questions-cisos-want-answered

10/27/2026

Five small events can add up to one attack.

Lucie Cardiet explains how AI helps SOC teams connect them faster, so defenders can act sooner.

Explore Vectra AI's approach to AI in the SOC: https://www.vectra.ai/blog/ai-reduces-investigation-latency

10/26/2026

Over to Eugene Eng

Our Regional Sales Manager shares a moment from GovWare 2026 in Singapore. Thanks to M.Tech for having us and to everyone who came by to connect.

10/23/2026

Nearly 3,000 alerts a day. 63% go unaddressed.

For Hunt Club Defenders Month, Zoey Chu explains how AI can help defenders find what matters and move faster.

Watch the video, then explore the research: https://www.vectra.ai/resources/2026-state-of-threat-detection

10/22/2026

Threat intelligence should help defenders answer one question: What do I do on Monday?

Mark Wojtasiak and Justin Howe discuss how evidence-led research can turn emerging attacker behavior into decisions security teams can act on.

Watch the conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mE2qWEwEkUU

10/22/2026

When the wall stops working, defenders need a new way to see the fight.

In the latest Hunt Club Podcast, Mark Wojtasiak and Padraig Mannion unpack why the Agentic SOC is a UX challenge as much as a technology one.

The goal: move beyond disconnected alerts and give defenders a clear view of attacker movement and the full attack narrative.

Listen to the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOXzFEWmSTU

08/14/2026

Inbox rules are supposed to make work easier. After account takeover, they can also help attackers stay quiet.

Vectra AI MDR research found that attackers tend to create their own mailbox rules rather than rewrite a user’s existing ones, using them to forward, move, or delete messages.

Dr. Stephan Hoehl explains what SOC teams should watch and how analyst decisions can make detection sharper.

Read more: https://www.vectra.ai/blog/attackers-create-inbox-rules-they-dont-rewrite-yours

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