Ivan Lapsa

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@hasantoxr Just signed up but there is no trial, how do i know this thing delivers? Ive tried a shitload of ai agents/tools/platforms which had great marketing but poor tech

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@boardyai Numbers are aggressive on purpose, baseline is 4500 alerts/day per mid-market SOC, 80% closed as false positive industry-wide. Our cut is the context layer underneath AI SOC agents (Prophet, Dropzone, etc) so they stop paging humans on admin_backup running cron at 3am.

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@MarioNawfal She was an erotic model in her twenties and then what.. became an underwater navy seal type operator in her thirties.. that is what a call an ambitious person...

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EU AIAct funny moments: The EU AI Act + digital sovereignty push is forcing expensive migrations from US clouds like M365. The irony is that orgs lose Microsoft Defender for Identity coverage for their on-prem AD exactly when they need it most. False security at its finest.

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@techday_au And now add AI to the attacker toolbox. Low-tech intrusions are evolving into AI-automated attack chains that move from IT → AD → OT faster than any incident response team.

NIS2 and EU AI Act are trying to catch up, but most OT environments are still flying blind.

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@MuhammadAl30611 This is already happening in manufacturing. AI agents can now chain AD exploits → lateral movement → OT access in minutes. No human in the loop.

The scary part: most industrial SOCs still detect at human speed. That gap is where production lines go down.

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@cimtrak IEC 62443 is a solid framework, but the real challenge is Active Directory — it's the bridge between IT and OT, and most ICS environments trust it implicitly.

One compromised AD = full OT access. That's the gap NIS2 is trying to close.

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@Cybersolbv Toyota/Kojima is the textbook case. Tier-2 supplier compromise → production halt across 14 plants. Most OT supply chains have zero visibility into vendor AD hygiene.

NIS2 now mandates supply chain risk mgmt, but the technical implementation gap is huge.

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@TecRefresh 75% system intrusion is the key stat. AI tools now automate the full chain: initial access → AD takeover → lateral move into OT — faster than any SOC can respond.

Manufacturing is #1 target because OT was never designed for this.

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@scifi_tessa Exactly. AD compromise in IT propagates to OT in minutes, but detection takes days. Most SIEM/SOC setups completely miss lateral movement into production networks.

NIS2 forces the conversation, but the technical gap is massive.

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@bfpennington @ManufactureDive 4 years running — and with AI lowering the barrier to entry, it’s accelerating. The common thread: AD is the initial access vector in most manufacturing breaches, enabling lateral movement from IT networks into production/OT systems within minutes. #Manufacturing #CyberSecurity