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Priyanka Aash

Priyanka has 10+ years of experience in Strategy, Community Building & Inbound Marketing and through CISO Platform has earlier worked with marketing teams of IBM, VMware, F5 Networks, Barracuda Network, Checkpoint, and more. Priyanka is passionate about Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Marketing Strategy. Earlier she co-founded CISO Platform- the world’s 1st online platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing among senior information security executives.

Fable 5 Just Refused Your Security Work. 7 Insights.

7 Insights: How Fable 5 (Mythos Avatar) Will Change Your Offensive Security Program

Yesterday, Anthropic shipped Fable 5, the public avatar of its Mythos-class model and the most capable model it has ever released to anyone with a subscription. Fable 5 and the gated Mythos 5 are the same underlying weights. What separates them is a layer of safety classifiers, separate models that inspect every request, and the… Read More »7 Insights: How Fable 5 (Mythos Avatar) Will Change Your Offensive Security Program

Breach and attack simulation explained

Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS): What It Validates, and How It Differs from CART, AI Pen Testing, and COST

Plenty of organizations end a quarter with a clean Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) dashboard and a real breach in the same window. That is not a contradiction. It is a category being asked to answer a question it was never built to answer. BAS tells you whether your controls catch known attacker techniques. That… Read More »Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS): What It Validates, and How It Differs from CART, AI Pen Testing, and COST

Continuous Offensive Security Testing Is Becoming a Category. Here’s What Most Vendors Will Get Wrong.

Continuous Offensive Security Testing Is Becoming a Category. Here’s What Most People Will Get Wrong

A new label is showing up across the security market: continuous offensive security testing, or COST. The category is real, and it is overdue. After years of CTEM, ASM, BAS, and CART each carving off a piece of the problem, the industry is finally converging on the obvious idea: offensive testing should run continuously, not… Read More »Continuous Offensive Security Testing Is Becoming a Category. Here’s What Most People Will Get Wrong

SEBI AI Guidelines: What 10k+ Financial Entities Must Do

SEBI AI Guidelines: What 10k+ Financial Entities Must Do

SEBI’s May 5, 2026, circular (HO/13/19/12(1)2026-ITD-1_CIMGI/10873/2026) is addressed to every category of regulated entity in the Indian securities market — exchanges, depositories, brokers, mutual funds, custodians, credit rating agencies, merchant bankers, portfolio managers, investment advisors, and more. Over 10,000 entities. The subject: AI-driven vulnerability detection tools like “Claude Mythos” and the new risk dimensions they… Read More »SEBI AI Guidelines: What 10k+ Financial Entities Must Do

Verizon DBIR 2026: The Year Vulnerability Exploitation Beat Credentials. What It Means for Your Pen Testing Program

The Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report dropped this week, and for the first time in the report’s 19-year history, vulnerability exploitation has overtaken credential abuse as the top initial access vector. Exploited vulnerabilities now account for 31% of breaches, up from 20% the year before. Credentials dropped from 22% to 13%. Read past the… Read More »Verizon DBIR 2026: The Year Vulnerability Exploitation Beat Credentials. What It Means for Your Pen Testing Program