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The way attackers get in has shifted, and credential theft is no longer leading the pack. Phishing and exploited vulnerabilities are closing the gap fast, and most defensive strategies haven’t caught up yet. What’s the #1 way in today?
10%Stolen credentials
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The six-step IR process has no instruction for the moment your scope breaks. @joswr1ght rebuilt it. The result is Dynamic Incident Response, a book introducing the Dynamic Approach to Incident Response (DAIR) model. Currently $0 on Kindle: amazon.com/dp/B0HK2V88SX
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Come train alongside your security peers at the SANS Institute AI Cybersecurity Summit. Our registrants are from banks, hospitals, utilities, manufacturers, technology companies and government agencies, and we're all back in boot camp! These are people you can learn with, talk through a problem with, and call after the conference. We’ve set aside two afternoons for six hands-on workshops. Pick two: AI incident response: Practice responding to compromised AI workloads with Steve de Vera (AWS) and Kyle Shields, CISM, GCIH, GCPN (AWS). AI swarms: Investigate intrusions involving multiple AI agents with @joswr1ght (CounterHack). Offensive AI: Use AI to exploit vulnerable applications with Andy Dennis and and William Reyor (@Xbow) Delegating to agents: Practice assigning security work to agents while retaining control with @lennyzeltser (SANS Institute). AI pentesting: Practice AI-assisted penetration testing with @pedramamini (OPSWAT) and Adrian Wood (Dropbox / BT6). Autonomous DFIR: Work with Caleb Evans (Airbyte) and Mulder, his winning Find Evil! incident-response agent. Registration closes SOON for @SANSInstitute AI Cybersecurity Summit See you in Arlington, VA (Select Summit talks are also available live online.) Registration includes virtual access to @unpromptedconf II go.sans.org/YjGCXr
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Security teams protect and defend from the frontlines all year. SANS wants to send them into 2027 better equipped.
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That gives your team more time to reinforce what they learned and apply it back at work. Plus a path to validate those new skills through GIAC certification.
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CDI 2026 runs Dec 14-19 in Washington, D.C. and online. See the full course lineup and what sending your team to CDI actually delivers: go.sans.org/coWeIu #SANSLiveTraining
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LIVE NOW: the PHP vulnerabilities in plain terms, with @mosesrenegade and @secgreene of SANS. What is confirmed, what to patch first, what to do on EOL versions. go.sans.org/MpvmG6 #PHP
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The hard part of this PHP patch is finding every place you run PHP. SANS Critical Advisory at 12 PM ET today with @mosesrenegade and @secgreene. go.sans.org/MpvmG6 #PHP #infosec
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One week until our executive roundtable on critical infrastructure preparedness.
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The real test for any response plan is whether it holds up against a single incident, or several at once, hitting different systems, in different places, at the same time.
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Tim Conway, @RobertMLee, Mark Bristow, and Brian Harrell break down what that means for leaders on October 27 at 2pm EDT. Register now. go.sans.org/KWNZrC #CriticalInfrastructure
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“Don’t start with content, start with the people.” James Mountford, Security Awareness & Culture Lead at AVEVA, on the 2026 SANS Security Awareness Report. Read the full report → go.sans.org/imaYcs #SecurityAwareness #SecurityCulture
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Voting for the 2026 SANS Difference Makers Awards is now open through Nov 9. Your vote picks the community's choice in each of eight categories. Whose work made security better for us all? Vote to thank them.
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