I looked at different cybersecurity benchmarks and one thing is clear 👀 A single generic leaderboard will not tell you which model to use. The right choice depends on the task, whether you care about detection, reasoning, coding, malware analysis or something else. We have discussed this with a member of this community. In this video I break down the benchmarks and show how to choose the right model for the job: You can watch video here, it's part of track AI for SOC Analyst

This community is structured around AI, Cybersecurity and practical hands on experience. Now all of that is covered in first week. Before that it was covered deeper in different classrooms. For the first week you will now - Learn about Azure, SIEM, AI and more - Create Microsoft Sentinel for FREE - Ingest data inside your Lab - Generate Incidents with AI - Get FREE access to multiple AI models - Run AI assistant on incidents in Microsoft Sentinel https://www.skool.com/ai-cybersecurity-academy/classroom/e37352cd?md=2981823d47f0407bac2b90b54f58421f I plan to spend little bit more time on about page, before I move and start adding more content. I will keep you posted. 👊

The OpenAI / Hugging Face incident is even more interesting than originally reported. According to the newly released reports, an unreleased OpenAI model escaped its restricted environment, gained internet access and more than 1,000 AI agents exchanged around 70,000 messages while coordinating their actions. The agents ultimately accessed Hugging Face systems and OpenAI reportedly didn't discover the activity for nearly two weeks. This is important for defenders. We are moving toward a world where cyberattacks may no longer require a human continuously operating the keyboard. SOC teams will increasingly need to think about: 🤖 autonomous attacker behavior 🔐 stronger isolation of AI agents 👀 monitoring agent-to-agent communication ⚡ detecting attacks happening at machine speed 🛡️ AI agents defending against AI agents Something I really want to focus in the couple week more is monitoring of the AI agents. Part of my team accidently replaced one version of AI agents with different one and we found out a week later. 😥 While you develop and move fast, you don't have space to put guardrails in place. Stay tuned for that.

You deserve to know about the changes. You can influence them as I want to grow this community with all of you! 🔥 This weekend we had first call. It was nice to change the format a bit (although my camera was dying from heat), I have really enjoyed it. As more people come, I want to make something with permanent schedule. 🙂 Community is now in Pro tier, everyone can invite new members and get 50% of the commission. It also allows me to better design new content. ☺️ I try to speak with all of you. All your suggestions are considered and I really try to put them here. So what is coming? Last month I have added some Introduction to Break into CyberSecurity. I want to add more entry level content. This is my plan - How to prepare for Interview - How to design LinkedIn profile and show experience (Aanis agreed that I can cover his profile - Thank you) - How to include cyber projects on your CV | How to use them on Interview - Initial Lab will Include direct connection with AI tool to advice on Incidents (Now it's later in the classrooms) - I want more smooth onboarding, where you can see different paths to different goals in cybersecurity - I have also prepared AI agent to Analyze phishing emails - will cover this later I'm also experiencing with Free Trial or without Free Trial. There are some other things, which I want to make in long term, but I don't see them done this month. This includes - Tracking your progress and giving away badges as you move in classrooms. - I also want to make some premium classrooms with production level environment. You get access to E5 Microsoft Account, where you complete different challenges. - Lastly, personal recommendation on LinkedIn. I will write it myself. Recently I had awesome experience. I wrote one a recommendation for someone I was teaching cybersecurity | Microsoft Sentinel. He got promoted, moved to different job and now is manager in cybersecurity. First thing? When he was leaving his work that day, he reached out and we talked.