AI Cyber Security: Why Agents Exploit Better Than They Defend - GeeksTap Tech Networking & Learning
GeeksTap with Blake Hatch - AI Cyber Security: Why Agents Exploit Better Than They Defend.
AI agents may be creating an uncomfortable advantage for attackers: offense gets feedback. Defense often doesn't.
Join Blake Hatch, Founder of Bevor, for a conversation about the growing gap between offensive and defensive cybersecurity in the age of AI agents.
When an attack works, you know it. That immediate signal helps agents improve. Defensive security is a different problem, with fewer reliable signals and tools like formal verification still too expensive to scale. Meanwhile, AI agents are changing vulnerability research, bug bounties, ethical hacking, and cyber defense, with implications for the economics of both white hat and black hat security.
If you're interested in AI cybersecurity, AI agents, offensive security, vulnerability research, ethical hacking, application security, or cyber defense, this conversation is for you.
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