Category: Insights

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Managed Security has never been static. In almost 25 years I’ve built Managed Security at Optiv, run it at MDRs such as Expel, ran architecture teams and enablement for MSSPs…

Artificial intelligence has reached an inflection point in cybersecurity. In the industry and beyond, AI is omnipresent among product offerings from vendors who promise AI agents, agentic workflows, and autonomous…

Security teams are forced to adopt AI, but is that what they truly need? Bricklayer’s Norman Currie discusses his approach to AI-driven security operations, sharing insights on where security teams…

Bricklayer AI is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Gruve, a leading AI services provider known for its deep expertise in cybersecurity architecture, AI implementation, and enterprise transformation. Together,…

Most companies now run a hybrid security infrastructure – SaaS systems in the cloud, mission-critical applications in on-premises data centers, and security tools spread across both.  Bricklayer AI’s Cloud Connector…

Episode Summary: Gianna sits down and talks with Adam Vincent, founder and CEO of Bricklayer AI, about selling first and letting the market shape your message. After bootstrapping and shipping…

Anthropic’s new report on the first documented AI-orchestrated cyber-espionage campaign is one of the most important security publications of the year – maybe ever. Not because of the tooling. Not…

Traditional SOC dashboards – static, labor-intensive, and perpetually out of date – simply aren’t built for an AI-first SOC. As you look to invest in building your team with AI,…

Prompt engineering taught us how to make single AI agents useful. But as organizations move beyond one-off interactions to multi-agent systems that investigate, decide, and act, a new discipline is…

The Obsession with Speed When people talk about applying AI in the Security Operations Center (SOC), the conversation almost always starts with speed. The common comparison goes something like this:…

In security operations, no two investigations are the same – and neither are the visualizations they require. Each procedure run generates a unique visualization problem, shaped by the data, the…