Mark Lynd 🎙CISSP ISSAP ISSMP

Data centers running AI are becoming infrastructure hogs. By 2030, AI-optimized servers alone will consume 64% of ALL incremental power demand for data centers globally Right now? We're a little over 21% That is a trajectory that changes everything about how we build cloud

📌 Did you know that the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Cloud Security Alliance has a brand new webcast focused on AI Security? …They do and I’m hosting! Join Us!  We’re live. When: 4/15 Time: 1PM EST Register here: 👉 Event Registration URL: brighttalk.com/webcast/16947/…{{Recipient.ID}}&utm_source= 👉 Series URL: brighttalk.com/series/7913/?u… The April session is The Rise of "Vibe Hacking" & Autonomous Attacks The rise of "vibe hacking" and autonomous, AI-driven attacks in 2026 represents a critical, paradigm-shifting evolution in cybersecurity, moving from AI-assisted phishing to fully automated, end-to-end intrusion and extortion campaigns. This shift means hackers no longer need high technical expertise to execute complex, multi-stage attacks; instead, they use agentic AI to "vibe check" and run operations, focusing on the speed and "tone" of the attack rather than manual code writing During the session we’ll cover: ⭐ Key Trends in Autonomous Attacks ⭐ Why This Matters -The "Vibe" Shift ⭐ Defensive Strategies Joining me for this session: @ChrisWysopal | @mclynd | @edgaile #AISecurity

Some of my best conversations happen with local fire and police departments about the tech that supports them in the field. Mission-critical connectivity matters when every second counts. Follow @T_Priority for more on connectivity built for first responders. T-Priority Partner

I have seen in person how quickly conditions shift in the field, especially when weather turns or infrastructure is stressed. Readiness is not about ideal conditions, it is about staying connected when everything else is working against you. That is where the real difference shows up. @T_Priority Partner

Networks shouldn’t change with the weather. T-Priority is built to support public safety — in every condition. 🎥 Ret. Chief Brian Gould, now with T-Mobile’s public safety team, shares what real readiness looks like when it matters most. See how we show up: t-mo.co/41wc56q

@T_Priority I can vouch personally for this... as I have seen how much of the response is already in motion before anyone arrives on scene. When data and coordination flow early, outcomes improve. That only works when the network is steady from the start. @T_Priority Partner

Command starts before units reach the scene. CAD in transit. Live video streaming. Location data updating across teams. That only works if the network holds. T-Priority delivers the first nationwide 5G slice built specifically for public safety. t-mo.co/4b1Yybj

Coverage only proves itself when everything is working against it. I have seen how quickly signal drops inside structures or during peak demand can disrupt coordination. Building for those moments like with T-Priority is what keeps teams connected and moving when needed the most. @T_Priority Partner

Coverage isn’t tested in calm conditions. It’s tested under load, in motion, and inside structures that block signal. Layered spectrum keeps coordination intact when pressure rises. Built for real-world response. t-mo.co/41wc56q

@T_Priority So true... In real incidents you see quickly that no single system carries the load alone. It is the combination that holds everything together when conditions change. Building those layers in from the start is what keeps teams connected @T_Priority Partner

Comms strength isn’t about one layer. It’s about how they hold—together. Radio. Data. Priority access. Satellite. Built in, not bolted on. Preparedness is built in layers. t-mo.co/41wc56q

The hiring process is broken. And AI is making it worse. Your resume is sitting in an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) right now. It's been read by an algorithm, not a human. The algorithm is looking for 15 specific keywords. If it doesn't find them, it moves your resume to the "reject" pile. You never get a chance to explain yourself. You never get to show what you can actually do. This happens to 75% of resumes before any human sees them. The Top 1% AI System twas built specifically to solve this exact problem. The Resume Mirror assistant, one of 21 intelligent assistants in the system reverse-engineers what ATS systems are looking for and rewrites your resume to pass the filter. No keyword stuffing. No BS. Just a resume that actually gets read by a human. It's only $59. One time. Lifetime access. dub.sh/va1EUwb

The AI agents market is heading for $52.6 billion by 2030. Let that sink in for a second. That's not generative AI. That's not chatbots. That's autonomous agents that do actual work on your behalf. The companies that understand this are already building. They're not waiting for AI to mature. They're not worrying about regulation. They're shipping. If you're an entrepreneur or technical founder, this is the opportunity window. Build agents that solve problems humans don't want to do. Build tools that reduce friction. Build systems that run without supervision. The 45% CAGR means this market is doubling every 1.9 years. If you're building in this space, you're riding a wave that's just getting started.

89% increase in attacks powered by AI-enabled adversaries. The speed of exploitation just went vertical. If your SOC is still running on human reaction time, you're already losing.

Ransomware cost $56 million per day in 2025, all going to the attackers. And we're treating it like an IT budget problem. Time to show and educate leadership on the business risk.

73% of organizations already feel the impact of AI-powered attacks. Not planning for it. Not worried about it. Already getting hit. Your threat model just got a lot more crowded. Keep in the know by subscribing to the free Cybervizer newsletter: dub.sh/Jcf0HaU

Deepfake voice fraud is now 40% of the top AI-enabled threats organizations face. Your CFO thinks he's talking to the CEO. He's not. The check clears before anyone notices. This isn't science fiction anymore. It's happening right now. Get more cybersecurity and Ai insights with the free Cybervizer Newsletter: dub.sh/T0iyQFB

Most orgs squeeze AI governance into security frameworks. Then everything breaks because the actual problem is different. You can't patch your way out of AI governance failure.

AI governance is different. It's about managing systems you already deployed. A model might hallucinate. Amplify bias. Use training data in unintended ways. The risk model: systems doing things you didn't explicitly tell them to do.

AI governance ≠ AI security. Most orgs confuse them. Here's why that's a $10M mistake. Thread 🧵

56% of CEOs say they're getting nothing from their AI investments. 71% of organizations use GenAI. Most have zero measurable business impact for a variety of reasons. This isn't a tech problem. It's a strategy problem. Pilots need outcomes, not just experiments.