AI in Cybersecurity

The modern geopolitical landscape relies less on the physical thickness of armor plating and more on the silent, persistent integrity of software code that governs critical infrastructure and defense systems deployed across the globe. While the tech industry historically focused on the creation of

The modern digital landscape has shifted from a battleground defined by technical exploits and firewall breaches to a more complex environment where the primary attack vector is the exploitation of human trust and legitimate business processes. As organizations have hardened their perimeters with

Malik Haidar has spent decades in the trenches of multinational cybersecurity, navigating the complex intersection of high-stakes intelligence and business strategy. As the industry watches the rise of well-funded startups aiming to redefine sovereignty, Haidar provides a seasoned perspective on

The sudden commercialization of sophisticated tools designed to surgically remove safety guardrails from large language models has fundamentally altered the power dynamic between artificial intelligence developers and professional cybersecurity researchers. This technological shift, primarily

The 2026 Unit 42 report highlights how AI agents utilize specialized frameworks to make autonomous decisions during the exploitation phase of an attack. This shift marks a departure from traditional automated scripts that rely on predefined sequences toward dynamic entities capable of environmental

Malik Haidar stands at the forefront of a shifting digital battlefield, where the traditional boundaries of cybersecurity have been completely redrawn. With a career spanning years of protecting multinational corporations from sophisticated adversaries, Haidar has transitioned from a technical