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About this session
Between mid-July and early August, a cluster of AI security incidents landed from Hugging Face, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and the UK AI Security Institute. The headlines said AI went rogue. The reports tell a more useful story for defenders.
At Hugging Face, an agent generated more than 17,000 recorded actions in four and a half days. Reconnaissance, credential access, Kubernetes enumeration, supply-chain activity, and network pivoting happened at machine speed.
But here’s the interesting part: the detections fired.
Machine-speed attacks create dense signals inside short correlation windows. That can actually make them easier to detect than the slow, low-noise campaigns defenders have dealt with for decades. The challenge is whether severity, investigation, and response can move at the same speed.
Join BlinkOps for a practitioner-led breakdown of what these incidents mean for detection engineering, AI SOC, and how determinism, AI, and human judgment fit together when both attack and defense operate at machine speed.
What the recent AI incidents actually document beyond the ‘rogue AI’ headlines
Why machine-speed attacks can create stronger detection signals
How alert density and correlation should influence severity
Why detection firing isn’t enough when the response behind it remains human-speed
Where determinism, AI, and human judgment belong in detection and response
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Save My SpotAbout the speakers
Three BlinkOps operators who build and secure agentic systems every day.
Filip focuses on AI, agentic automation, and the future of security operations. With more than fifteen years in cybersecurity, he has worked across SOC operations, detection engineering, threat intelligence, threat hunting, security architecture, and SecOps leadership.
Anthony leads technical pre-sales for agentic SOC automation across West Coast enterprise accounts. He co-authored Splunk's deep learning toolkit, built graph analytics frameworks at BlockFi, and deployed LLM decision systems at BNY Mellon. He holds two U.S. patents in ML and blockchain.
Joshua bridges advanced technology and strategic business value. A CISSP-certified security professional and former Fortune 500 consultant, he builds AI-driven automation that solves complex enterprise challenges and helps teams put intelligent agents to work safely.
September 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET. Live, forty-five minutes, with open Q&A.
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