BlinkOps

We're headed to Gartner Security & Risk Summit next week! Stop by our Booth 1113 in the Security Operations Village to see how we bring Agentic SOC and SOAR together on one platform - and join our session, "Agentic Security in Practice: The Honest Conversation," led by Andrew Dayton and Ryan B. for a real look at what's actually working (and what isn't) with agentic security today. Session details → https://lnkd.in/eHepp78a

Here's what we hear from security teams every day: the threats aren't the biggest challenge, the tools are. Gen 1 SOAR ran scripts. Gen SOAR 2 promised scale and shipped a maintenance burden. Sound familiar?

The AI SOC space is crowded and most vendors are saying the same thing. The differentiator is not the pitch. It is what is actually under the hood. Transparency. Architecture. How decisions get made and explained. Ask those questions before you make a decision. Cameron W. Jones David Grable

One thing I've always hated about building automations: writing JQ commands and regex for data transforms. Never clicked for me. So I started using AI copilot to generate the transform logic instead. Describe the output you need, it writes the expression. That's it. The obvious pushback is "just use an agent." But that misses the point. When I need a deterministic output at a specific step in a pipeline, I don't want an LLM re-reasoning through it on every execution. Unnecessary token burn, and you get variability exactly where you don't want it. The copilot approach is different. It generates the transform once, then it runs as static logic. No AI involved at runtime. First try accuracy is good enough that this is now my default for anything transform-related. Not a flashy feature but removes one of the more annoying parts of automation work without giving up predictability. Been using this inside BlinkOps lot lately. Anyone else that never liked JQ or Regex ?

CISOs are not asking whether to introduce agentic AI anymore. They are asking how to do it safely. The answer: start with assistance, move to safer operations, keep humans in the loop for approvals, and let trust build the case for more autonomy. Governance is not the obstacle. It is the accelerant.

Claude Mythos just found 2,000+ zero-days in seven weeks. When attackers get the same capability, patching faster won't save you. Hardening at machine speed will - dropping risky dependencies, locking down egress, sandboxing what you can't fix, and shipping guardrails into your IaC before the next CVE even drops. BlinkOps agents are built for exactly this. They know your environment, write the change, explain the why, and route it through the right approvals. So when Mythos lands for defenders, you're not scrambling - you're already running the playbook. #claudemythos 🤖 Read the full piece below👇 #claudemythos

Aaron Beveridge explains why teams that move fastest with AI are not the ones who skip governance. They are the ones who built it right from the start. Access control. Auditing. Legal and compliance alignment. When the foundation is solid, speed is not a risk, it's the result

We asked our team the rapid-fire questions that actually define their workday. 50 to 60 Slack workspaces. Python over everything. Mac wins. Light mode beats dark mode. And one person keeping it organized with 4 tabs while the rest of us spiral with 20! Team light mode or dark mode? Mac or Linux? Python or Javascript? Let us know in the comments!

🤝 We're excited to deepen our partnership with Cyera to help security teams get ahead of data security risk! 🟢 When Cyera surfaces sensitive data in the wrong place, such as an exposed S3 bucket or an unmanaged OneDrive account, BlinkOps agents are already moving. Tagging resources, enforcing policies, quarantining data. ✅ Cyera customers can now deploy Blink agents directly from detected findings, so every risk Cyera uncovers becomes a remediation that's already underway. 📍 Catch us at DataSec Chicago this week, where we'll be showcasing this enhanced integration live.