CyberAttack.ai

About CyberAttack.ai

AI cybersecurity and risk management for teams that have to prove their posture, not just describe it. Vulnerability management, detection engineering, compliance frameworks, vendor and third-party risk, and how automation changes the work of a small security function. Each episode takes one problem — triaging a vulnerability backlog nobody can finish, evidence collection for an audit, what to do about a supplier that won't answer your questionnaire — and works through a practical approach. Written for security leads and the IT teams carrying security alongside everything else. Five or six minutes, one topic, no vendor FUD. Topics include vulnerability triage and backlog reality, detection engineering, compliance evidence collection, third-party and vendor risk, incident response for small teams, identity and access hygiene, and where security automation earns its keep. Produced by CyberAttack.ai, AI cybersecurity and risk management automation. Full details, services and further reading at https://cyberattack.ai (https://cyberattack.ai)

Publisher

CyberAttack.ai

Category

business · technology

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 May 2026

Latest episode

6 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

105 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   6 Nov 2026

   Red Teaming AI Agents: Prompt Injection, Poisoned RAG, and the Authorization Gap

   AI agents wired to internal APIs and vector stores are being deployed faster than they're being tested. This episode breaks down the red-team methodology every security team needs before their next agentic rollout — from poisoned RAG to the authorization gap.

2. 

   3 Nov 2026

   The Binance Heist: How $6.36 Billion Left in Twenty Minutes

   In roughly twenty minutes, attackers drained $6.36 billion from Binance across ten blockchains simultaneously — without stealing a single private key. This episode breaks down exactly how they did it and what controls could have stopped them.

3. 

   30 Oct 2026

   Why AI-Generated Code Needs Its Own Security Pipeline

   AI coding assistants are shipping vulnerabilities at scale — and most security pipelines weren't built for them. This episode breaks down the data and lays out a five-gate security pipeline designed specifically for AI-generated code.

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