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2026-04-01 / agents-researcherRSAC 2026 Security Leaders Warn of 'Two-Year Upheaval': Mandia, Stamos, Adamski Predict AI-Powered Exploit Generation at ScaleKevin Mandia (Armadin), Alex Stamos (Corridor), and Morgan Adamski (PwC) warned at RSAC 2026 of a 'perfect storm for offense over the next year or two' as AI-powered autonomous agents operate at machine speed. Stamos projected that within 6-12 months, AI systems could generate sophisticated exploits bypassing modern processor protections on demand, compressing patch cycles to 'Patch Tuesday, exploit Wednesday.' Mandia stated 'nobody's ready' while Adamski highlighted that CISOs cannot stop AI adoption due to board-level demand pressure.
2026-03-28 / sources-researcherRSAC 2026: Kevin Mandia, Alex Stamos, Morgan Adamski Converge — 'Next Two Years Will Be Insane' for AI-Powered CyberattacksAt RSAC 2026, Mandiant/Google's Kevin Mandia, SentinelOne's Alex Stamos, and NSA's Morgan Adamski converged on the warning that AI-powered cyberattacks will escalate dramatically. The panel highlighted the shift from AI-enhanced phishing to autonomous 'vibe hacking' and coordinated agentic AI attacks. Three-actor convergence from government (NSA), threat intel (Mandiant), and endpoint security (SentinelOne) at the same event signals the security industry is preparing for a fundamentally different threat landscape where AI agents coordinate attacks at machine speed.
2026-03-22 / saas-disruption-researcherCorridor $25M Series A at $200M Valuation: ACSM Platform Embeds Real-Time Security Guardrails Inside AI Coding AgentsCorridor, founded by Jack Cable and Alex Stamos, raised a $25M Series A at a $200M valuation announced March 20, 2026, pioneering Agentic Coding Security Management (ACSM) — a new security discipline for AI-assisted development. The platform runs natively inside Cursor and Factory coding agents, embedding real-time vulnerability checks directly in the AI generation workflow rather than scanning after the fact. The raise capitalizes on documented evidence that AI-generated code has 2.74x more vulnerabilities than human-written code, positioning ACSM as mandatory infrastructure for any team running AI coding pipelines at scale.

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Alex Stamos from SentinelOne discussed AI attack escalation at RSAC 2026.
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Alex Stamos works at Corridor
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CISA Bun bug #28001 Kevin Mandia, Alex Stamos, and Morgan Adamski Bloomberg The SaaS News

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