Nathan Hamiel outlines potential SecOps horror in the AI midst, as core technical capabilities go the way of reading an atlas or remembering phone numbers.

Introduction: Modern cybersecurity operations, OSINT investigations, and secure software development require a wide array of specialized tools to analyze digital assets and automate workflows. While web applications provide convenient user interfaces for everyday tasks, integrating these endpoints directly into enterprise infrastructure via scripting, command-line interfaces, and API integrations enables continuous threat intelligence gathering and endpoint hardening. This comprehensive breakdown transforms a collection of high-utility web tools into an operational, enterprise-ready technical security framework.

A practical guide to exporting Google SecOps logs through UDM search, the Data Export API, or the UI, with notes on permissions, raw versus normalized data…

Introduction: Making Security Telemetry Accessible Google Security Operations (Google SecOps) provides multiple ways to extract security telemetry for investigation, threat hunting, incident response, compliance, and external analytics. Security teams can export logs through Unified Data Model (UDM) searches, the Data Export API, or the platform's graphical interface. However, choosing the correct export method requires understanding the differences between normalized and raw data, access permissions, output formats, and platform-imposed result limits.

Urgent patching of actively exploited GitLab and Cisco vulnerabilities is critical. This guide covers triage, patching, hunting, and validation steps for SecOps teams.

Ubuntu and RHEL lack fixes for a Linux TCP use-after-free that Anthropic says it exploited to run commands as root on MPTCP servers.

SOC Prime says LogTotal now automatically detects formats and maps fields for exports from Google SecOps, CrowdStrike, MDE, and Sentinel. The tool also…

Nathan Hamiel outlines potential SecOps horror in the AI midst, as core technical capabilities go the way of reading an atlas or remembering phone numbers.