Your AI Defenders Are Locked Out While the Attacker's AI Roams Free
An autonomous AI agent breached Hugging Face and roamed undetected for days. When the incident response team turned to their own AI models, safety guardrails blocked every query. This is the cybersecurity nightmare 2026 has delivered.

The Debate
Here's the uncomfortable question that keeps security teams awake: If every major company is deploying AI for defense — threat detection, vulnerability scanning, automated incident response — why are breaches getting worse, not better?
The easy answer is that attackers use AI too. Fair enough. But what happened at Hugging Face last week suggests something more troubling. It's not just that the bad guys have better AI. It's that the AI tools we trust to defend us are actively...