Volume 343, Issue 2 · 10 articles from 3 issues
Arctic Wolf explains how its Aurora Agentic SOC uses AI to support Concierge Security Teams, not just alert triage.
Arctic Wolf says it built the Aurora Agentic SOC to strengthen every SOC function, not only faster triage, including the proactive Concierge Security Team that guides customers on security posture.
The post emphasizes customer context, noting that Aurora MDR customers receive on average less than one alert per day because investigations reflect what matters for each customer.
It describes four ways AI clears administrative work, starting with assembling customer profile, history and activity before every touchpoint.
Arctic Wolf launches new training on using AI safely and spotting AI-powered threats for Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Arctic Wolf argues that the human element remains a key attack surface as attackers use AI to find and exploit vulnerabilities faster.
For Cybersecurity Awareness Month it has launched a new course teaching employees to use AI safely and recognize AI-powered threats, and is offering eligible new customers a free year of Aurora Security Awareness and Training.
The post cites the company's 2026 AI & Cybersecurity Trends Report, in which 35% of security leaders named AI their top concern, ahead of ransomware at 25%.
Arctic Wolf Labs tracked a fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA campaign using a Ukrainian ClickFix lure to deliver Psychedelic Stealer malware in 32 countries.
Arctic Wolf Labs is tracking an ongoing campaign that compromises legitimate Ukrainian business websites and injects iframes displaying a fake Ukrainian-language Cloudflare verification page.
Visitors who interact with the ClickFix-style lure are tricked into running an installer that deploys Psychedelic Stealer, malware that steals browser passwords, account tokens, and cryptocurrency wallet data.
The campaign runs through a Russian-branded traffic distribution panel and has affected victims across 32 countries in Europe, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific.
Arctic Wolf outlines how its Aurora Agentic SOC balances AI-driven automation with human analyst judgment and accountability.
AI is reshaping security operations by processing more data and accelerating investigations, but speed and scale aren't the only priorities security leaders should weigh.
Arctic Wolf's blog examines what happens to human expertise as machines take on more SOC tasks. It explains how the Aurora Agentic SOC is designed to grow analyst skills alongside automation, aiming to balance efficiency gains with continued human judgment and accountability in the SOC.
Arctic Wolf introduces Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection, an intent-based endpoint security solution to stop attacks mid-flight.
At its 2026 Security Operations Summit, Arctic Wolf introduced Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection, a next-generation endpoint security solution that uses AI-driven, intent-based detection to identify, disrupt and reverse ransomware, credential theft and other evasive attacks earlier in the attack chain.
Arctic Wolf says faster AI-enabled attackers require preemptive disruption before activity is visible to traditional tools.
The company positions the product as part of a new era of preemptive cybersecurity.
Arctic Wolf details new visibility into how its AI makes security decisions and how employees use AI tools.
Arctic Wolf says AI now triages alerts, investigates events and recommends actions, but security leaders can't see how it makes decisions, which makes those decisions hard to justify to boards, regulators and insurers.
Its 2026 trends report found 94% of organizations say AI capabilities influence security purchases, yet only 53% trust AI to act on its own.
The post explains new Aurora capabilities that add transparency and help govern employee AI use.
Arctic Wolf adds Shadow AI Discovery, new Aurora Security Assistant skills and more integrations to its Aurora platform.
Arctic Wolf announced new capabilities in its Aurora Superintelligence Platform at the 2026 Security Operations Summit, including a Shadow AI Discovery capability that gives visibility into employee AI adoption.
Enhanced Aurora Security Assistant skills speed up access to security insights, and expanded integrations extend protection across growing attack surfaces.
Arctic Wolf says organizations cannot manage AI risk without visibility into how AI is used.
Arctic Wolf explains how it engineers trust into its Aurora Agentic SOC, including its use of Anthropic's Claude models.
Citing a SANS survey in which nearly two in three security professionals received wrong AI-generated guidance, Arctic Wolf argues trust must be built into security platforms from the start, noting that attackers using AI pay little for failures while defenders cannot afford mistakes.
The post describes how Arctic Wolf works with Anthropic to include Claude models in its security operations platform and Aurora Agentic SOC.
Arctic Wolf also outlines its trust-first design principles.
Arctic Wolf launches SwarmView, giving customers visibility into how its AI agents and human experts run investigations.
At its 2026 Security Operations Summit, Arctic Wolf announced SwarmView, which brings its Swarm of Experts directly to customers and shows how the Aurora Agentic SOC investigates, validates and responds to threats.
Customers get a direct view of how AI agents and human experts work together in each investigation.
Arctic Wolf says the transparency addresses security leaders' need to trust AI-driven decisions.
Arctic Wolf explains intent-based endpoint detection in its Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection beta.
Arctic Wolf describes attacks where every login is valid and every tool trusted, letting attackers take over a domain and encrypt an environment without alerts.
Its incident response data shows abuse of external remote access tools drove 65% of non-BEC cases, up from 24% a few years ago, and ransomware drove 44%.
Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection focuses on the behavior between login and ransom note, and the post explains how to join the beta.