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The Exploit Pipeline Just Went Autonomous.
& In February, I wrote about the breach zone — the gap between CVE disclosure and scanner signature. In April, I wrote that the breach zone became permanent when NIST stopped enriching the majority of CVEs. Both posts assumed the same ceiling: humans, working at human speed, are the bottleneck fo...
The Backlog Became Policy
& In February, we called the gap between CVE disclosure and scanner signatures the "breach zone." On April 15, 2026, NIST made that gap permanent — and signatureless detection stopped being an advantage. It became a requirement. This post updates Attackers Don't Need Signatures. Neither Should Yo...
Attackers Don’t Need Signatures. Neither Should Your Defense.
How signatureless detection closes the most dangerous gap in enterprise vulnerability management — and why CISOs are rethinking their approach to exposure. Continuous Threat Exposure Management The Hidden Limitation Costing You Sleep Every CISO faces the same unanswered question after a board...