Sep 2, 2026 · 1 hr · 10 segments
For most of the last year, the AI security conversation had a clear villain. Attackers were using AI to write better phishing lures, adapt malware mid-attack, and move faster than defenders could keep…
Brad LaporteGuestTony BradleyHost
I sleep very well at night, and some of the current events are starting to light.
And that's like 99% of the things that were talked about last year was basically the attacker side.
But, you know, to my surprise, you know, some of the AI on the defense side broke out.
So in addition to that, you know, AI-driven attacks are shifting their tactics mid-attack.
So we've gone from the polymorphic, And then fully having it be like in-flight adaptive, like adaptive AI on the attack side.
And rather than static or traditional malware or, you know, I'm not going to be a moving target anymore.
I'm just, you know, I'm not going to be a static target anymore and actually being dynamic and moving around in real time and being able to effectively to fix on the fly.
And a lot of different other things as we get into this, but, you know, we kind of set the stage in part one, anyone that didn't get a chance to listen to that, that's kind of evergreen and timeless.
Talk about kind of the ski things, but I certainly didn't think that it was going to take, I thought it would take a little bit longer than it did, but it's kind of crazy to see how autonomous things have really gotten overall.
Yeah.
I sleep very well at night, and some of the current events are starting to light.
And that's like 99% of the things that were talked about last year was basically the attacker side.
But, you know, to my surprise, you know, some of the AI on the defense side broke out.
So in addition to that, you know, AI-driven attacks are shifting their tactics mid-attack.
So we've gone from the polymorphic, And then fully having it be like in-flight adaptive, like adaptive AI on the attack side.
And rather than static or traditional malware or, you know, I'm not going to be a moving target anymore.
I'm just, you know, I'm not going to be a static target anymore and actually being dynamic and moving around in real time and being able to effectively to fix on the fly.
And a lot of different other things as we get into this, but, you know, we kind of set the stage in part one, anyone that didn't get a chance to listen to that, that's kind of evergreen and timeless.
Talk about kind of the ski things, but I certainly didn't think that it was going to take, I thought it would take a little bit longer than it did, but it's kind of crazy to see how autonomous things have really gotten overall.
Yeah.
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