AI Defense Shifts to Scale Economics: Attacks Buried in Legitimate Traffic
DavidLinthicum · x · 2026-11-11
David Linthicum recommends Venkata Koppaka's piece on hyperscale AI defense. Key argument: the next generation of AI attacks will succeed not by being invisible, but by hiding inside massive volumes of legitimate activity. When thousands of agents can probe infrastructure, identities, endpoints, services, and misconfigurations in parallel, the traditional SOC alert-triage model breaks down. The real shift is in the economics and scale of attack, not attacker sophistication.
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