I think the "boring security" conclusion is right, with one uncomfortable adjustment. The controls may be familiar, but the tolerance for weak implementation gets much smaller when an agent can keep exploring adjacent routes at machine speed. An overlooked service account or unnecessary egress rule stops being a dormant flaw and becomes part of a search space. The architecture may not change, but the acceptable margin for configuration drift probably does.
I think the "boring security" conclusion is right, with one uncomfortable adjustment. The controls may be familiar, but the tolerance for weak implementation gets much smaller when an agent can keep exploring adjacent routes at machine speed. An overlooked service account or unnecessary egress rule stops being a dormant flaw and becomes part of a search space. The architecture may not change, but the acceptable margin for configuration drift probably does.
Video was definitely made before OpenAI's presentation at BlackHat USA 2026 😅
Ha! Yeah I love David’s stuff but this take didn’t age too well. 😅
You could only say that if you haven't actually read the cyber security breakdowns and instead only read the hype mongers