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🎥 AI SOC Webinar: We debunked AI SOC myths and shared evaluation framework from real life deployments; watch on-demand.
🔌 New Integrations: Added Exabeam, Devo, Wazuh alerts; ServiceNow/Devo ITSM bidirectional workflows now live.
👋🧠 AI Attack Era: AI agents reshape attacks and org charts; autonomous defense becomes mandatory.
🐘 SOC Blind Spots: Ignoring telemetry creates risky gaps; AI Agents analyze 100% without overhead.
🎄 Holiday Coverage: While teams unplug, Simbian AI keeps monitoring, blocking threats, and reducing incidents.
📰 Week’s Top Stories - ERP breach, ransomware fallout, cloud outage highlight monitoring and resilience priorities.
On December 17th, Varun Anand and David Greene led our "AI SOC: Fact vs. Fiction" webinar, cutting through the noise on what AI SOC can actually deliver today. We tackled the most common misconceptions—from "AI replaces your entire SOC team" to "agents need extensive training"—and outlined a practical evaluation framework covering alert investigation, enterprise context, automated remediation, and integration requirements. If you missed it, the session also includes a roadmap for transitioning from SOAR to AI-native operations without disrupting what's working.
Click here to access the webinar!
It was a great day at FutureCon Nashville!
Joe Bertucci from our team was on the ground. The conversations centered around real, long-standing security challenges that SOC teams know all too well.
This year’s buzz? How AI-powered SOC platforms are finally making real progress on problems that have slowed down security teams for decades. Simbian is proud to be part of the movement that’s tackling alert overload, response delays, and turning SOC operations into something people actually want to run.
Simbian’s AI Agents now ingest telemetry from Exabeam, Devo, and Wazuh, enabling broader threat visibility. We’ve also streamlined remediation workflows with native bidirectional support for ServiceNow and Devo ITSM. Additionally, full data residency support is now live for the EU and India, ensuring compliant, automated SOC operations globally.
2026 is the Year AI Attacks Your Enterprise and Your Org Chart
2026 marks the tipping point where AI attacks not just your enterprise, but your org chart. As threat actors deploy autonomous agents to operate at superhuman speeds, traditional human-led SOC structures will struggle to keep pace. Discover why the only viable defense against this new wave of "agentic entropy" is a security architecture built on fully autonomous AI operations.
The elephant in your SOC isn't just the alerts you miss—it's the data you’ve chosen to ignore. To survive alert fatigue and data costs, most security teams accept massive blind spots, effectively leaving critical assets unmonitored. In this post, Varun Anand explains why partial visibility is a failed strategy and how AI Agents allow you to analyze 100% of your telemetry without the traditional operational overhead.
While your SOC analysts are roasting chestnuts, threat actors are trying to crack your firewall. Don't let a 'Silent Night' turn into an incident nightmare. Simbian’s AI never sleeps, monitoring your Yule logs and blocking Grinches so you can actually enjoy the eggnog.
Give yourself the gift of automation—Book a Demo today!
Oracle EBS Supply-Chain Breach: University of Phoenix confirms Oracle E-Business Suite breach via CVE-2025-61882, with mass ERP data exports and HTTPS exfiltration, highlighting ERP/SaaS monitoring and anomaly detection needs for SOCs. Source
Marquis Fintech Ransomware Fallout: Ransomware at Marquis Software, enabled by SonicWall exploit, exposed PII for 780k+ people across 74+ U.S. banks/credit unions, stressing vendor-access monitoring and cross-institution fraud detection. Source
Inotiv Ransomware Data Theft: Qilin-linked ransomware at pharma CRO Inotiv combined lateral movement, exfiltration and encryption, leaking data of at least 9,542 individuals, underlining need for behavioral analytics and backup integrity checks. Source
Coupang Mass Data Breach: South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang suffers massive customer data breach, triggering CEO resignation and regulatory backlash; SOCs must harden cloud workloads, identity controls and third-party access monitoring. Source
Cloudflare WAF-Driven Outage: Misconfigured Cloudflare WAF/body-parsing update, deployed to mitigate React Server Components vulnerability, caused 25-minute outage affecting 28% of HTTP traffic, exposing resilience risks from centralized security controls. Source
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