Owl Blog
Thoughts and Insights from the Cybersecurity Industry
Carolyn Ford VP Global Marketing, Owl Cyber Defense
The Best Defense Against AI Attacks Is a Path That Doesn’t Exist
AI has changed the economics of cyber offense. Work that once took skilled teams months, such as finding a flaw in firmware, a binary, or a misconfigured enforcement layer, can now be done in hours or minutes. Defenders are being told to match that speed...
Carolyn Ford VP Global Marketing, Owl Cyber Defense
The Best Defense Against AI Attacks Is a Path That Doesn’t Exist
AI has changed the economics of cyber offense. Work that once took skilled teams months, such as finding a flaw in firmware, a binary, or a misconfigured enforcement layer, can now be don...
Secure Forensic Data Collection: Why Pulling Evidence From a Compromised Host Is Riskier Than It Looks
Secure forensic data collection is the process of extracting evidence — logs, memory dumps, malware samples, disk images — from a compromised system without the collection process its...
Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity: A Practical Guide to Protecting OT Networks in Power, Oil & Gas, and Beyond
Critical infrastructure cybersecurity refers to the practices and technologies that protect the operational technology (OT) systems running power grids, pipelines, water treatment plants,...
Carolyn Ford SVP Global Marketing
Washington Keeps Naming the Risk. It’s Time to Name the Fix.
Washington has issued four AI, data center, and grid security directives in 18 months — and all four name the risk without specifying the fix. The fix that's missing is a hardware-enfor...
The AI Protection Myth: Why AI Readiness Needs a Hardware Floor
AI readiness is not just about adopting better models, writing stronger policies, or adding more software guardrails. As Forrester explains in The CIO’s Guide to AI Readiness, success d...