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The article argues that traditional, periodic vulnerability-management processes are inadequate as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and exploitation. It calls for a shift toward exposure management and attack-path reduction, focusing on real risk pathways rather than waiting for perfect controls or regulation.
The article explains that exploitation is increasingly happening before patches are available, while remediation can still take weeks or months. It emphasizes compensating controls, rapid risk triage, tested emergency changes, and business-aware remediation to reduce the exposure window without disrupting production.
This article argues that ransomware has evolved from a data-encryption problem into a broader business-disruption strategy. Effective resilience now depends on operational continuity, recovery capability, executive decision-making, and supplier coordination, not just technical containment.
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Cyber This Week Edition 104 explores proactive exposure management, AI-driven vulnerability discovery, breach pressure, attack-chain prioritization, secure development, AI insider risk, remediation ownership, third-party governance, and predictive cybersecurity.
Cyber This Week Edition 103 explores destructive OT attacks, AI supply-chain activity, autonomous pentesting, breach costs, human error, modern security models, incident disclosure, AI governance, transparency, and CISO fatigue.
Cyber This Week Edition 102 explores AI evaluation incidents, breach costs, security fundamentals, shadow AI, Zero Trust, MFA, cyber resilience, board communication, and data-centre OT risk.
