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Security work should feel productive. Alerts get triaged. Vulns get patched. Tickets get closed. But why doesn’t risk change? Mambu fixed this by focusing on runtime context—cutting false positives ~95% and prioritizing real exposure. Read >>> okt.to/2pmgS7

🚨 New from the Sysdig Threat Research Team: Linux kernel flaw CVE-2026-31431 (Copy Fail) Read the full breakdown >>> okt.to/mIKe8x

Only 2.8% of identities are human. The rest? Autonomous, machine-driven, & growing fast. Static reviews won’t hold the line. Security must move to continuous, automated governance. Get more insights from the 2026 Cloud-Native Security & Usage Report: okt.to/UWE8u3

Risk is no longer just about what exists. It’s about what’s actually running. That’s why Sysdig was named a Leader and Fast Mover, recognized for our deep runtime visibility, expertise in container & K8 security, and Sysdig Sage™. Read the report: okt.to/XYo1Q3

📢 New from @Sysdig Threat Research: CVE-2026-42208 is a critical pre-auth SQL injection in LiteLLM, an open-source gateway for OpenAI, Anthropic, and more. It was a very targeted AI attack: • Direct access to API keys, provider creds, env configs • Clear schema awareness (Prisma casing) • Precise column enumeration • Infra rotation mid-attack AI gateways centralize high-value credentials, making them prime targets. Patch. Rotate. Lock down. Full article >>> okt.to/pb80hZ

Cloud workload security can’t stop at posture checks. ⚠️ Join Sysdig and @gigaom on May 7 to learn how teams are moving from detection to real-time defense in container and #Kubernetes environments. Register: okt.to/GCIBkY

AI in security isn’t just better summaries and polished dashboards. 🙅 The real shift is agentic cloud security: systems that observe, reason, and help drive action in real time. 🤖☁️ Read the article to learn more: okt.to/xMOGdE

🚨 From disclosure to exploitation in just 12 hours.  A newly disclosed SSRF vulnerability in LMDeploy (CVE-2026-33626) was exploited shortly after the GitHub advisory was published, with no public PoC available. ↳ Read the full breakdown okt.to/xjAYPC

Are security teams hitting the limits of what humans alone can handle in the cloud? The data points to yes. Read the report to see what’s changing and what it means for how you defend the cloud: okt.to/ZyD2sf

The good news? ✨ Security teams can see more risk than ever. The bad news? ⛔ Risk doesn’t go away until something gets fixed. Start delivering security outcomes today: okt.to/CrzHEy

Most cloud security workflows are still held together by alerts, tickets, and manual handoffs. ⚠️ Sysdig Automations connects detection, investigation, and response in one system so teams can move faster and act on threats. 🥊 See how: okt.to/nYP94y

Cloud security needs more than posture alone. ☁️ Our new article breaks down the 3️⃣ pillars of runtime-powered cloud defense: visibility, resilience, and action: okt.to/o81P0i #RuntimeSecurity

📣 It’s heeere! The Sysdig 2026 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report just dropped.  And one of the biggest takeaways? The human-only era of #security is over. Dig into the data from the Sysdig Threat Research Team: okt.to/9L7Wxa okt.to/huEKsC

AI should help security teams understand threats 🚀 faster, not add more noise.  Learn how AI can summarize threats, show impact, and guide next steps in cloud security 👉 okt.to/GLkbDI

We’ve officially hit the limits of human-scale security. What comes next moves at machine speed. The Sysdig 2026 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report drops April 16.

What keeps cloud apps running at scale? ☁️ Our new video explains what Kubernetes is, how clusters, nodes, pods, and the control plane work, and why it matters for modern apps. Watch now 🔗 okt.to/BaXZkP  #Kubernetes #CloudNative

Back from KubeCon EU & we're still thinking about Lumin Nights. It was a fantastic evening of great conversations with some of the sharpest minds in cloud-native security. We're still riding the high from this one. #KubeConEU

🚨 No PoC. No CVE. STILL exploited in under 10 hours. A critical flaw in the #marimo OSS Python notebook platform was disclosed on April 8. Less than 10 hours later, an attacker was already stealing credentials. okt.to/fCZQpL

Tomorrow at 10:00 AM CDT: The Future of Threats. We’re covering attacker exploitation speed, supply chain trust, and the AI risks security teams can’t afford to miss. Save your seat: okt.to/9xiWz2