Cloud security’s math is changing. 🍬 Sweet’s Chief AI Officer, Yigael Berger, is taking the stage at Toronto’s AI x Cloud Security Summit to unpack how AI changes the cost and speed of finding, exploiting and fixing vulnerabilities. At #SECTOR26? Come say hi!
Black Hat's a grind.
This is the good kind. ☕
Watch reality change in real time, get caught in the act, and walk out with the shirt in one hand and a coffee in the other.
👉 Come see what we’ve been brewing hubs.li/Q04qb28Y0#BlackHat#BHUS
We're bringing The Sweet Stop to Black Hat ☕
Aug 5–6 🍭 Mandalay Bay 🍭 Booth 5721
Barista-made coffee, live runtime demos & a first look at how Sweet stops bad behavior in runtime.
👉 Coffee's on us - reserve your 20-min session: hubs.li/Q04p2qcM0
🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July - 250 years of American independence!
To our US team, customers, partners, and the security community: thank you for being part of our journey. Wishing you a safe and joyful holiday from all of us at Sweet! 🎆
#America250#FourthOfJuly
🎙️ Our CEO & co-founder Dror Kashti joined @avivfrenkel podcast @calcalist. It's in Hebrew, but the themes translate 👇
30+ years in Israel's cyber establishment, why "agentic" isn't a dirty word & why he's happy to spend on AI tokens.
🎧 hubs.li/Q04mYWGk0
The gap between granted access and used access is where most identity risk hides.
Introducing Sweet Entitlements: runtime-powered visibility into permissions, identities, and access paths.
Read more: hubs.li/Q04lHM-y0
Big milestone for Sweet Security: we're expanding into the U.S. federal market and pursuing FedRAMP Moderate authorization, with @Coalfire supporting our journey.
Learn more: hubs.li/Q04kSG320#FedRAMP#CloudSecurity
Another read on Sweet Attack. 📰
TechDay US gets to the core of why we built it: fewer theoretical findings, more proof of which attack paths work.
Sweet Attack exposes attack chains with evidence and remediation paths.
Read more: hubs.li/Q04gGjYC0#AISecurity
Sweet Attack is already making headlines. 🗞️
SecurityWeek covers the shift behind our launch: AI red teaming only works when the agent understands the real environment.
Sweet Attack validates the paths attackers would actually take.
Read the coverage: hubs.li/Q04gpp340
Attackers rarely move one finding at a time.
They chain vulnerabilities, identities, APIs, permissions, and runtime behavior into usable paths.
Sweet Attack validates exploitable attack paths, so teams know what to fix first.
See how: hubs.li/Q04gshnS0#RedTeam#Mythos
Mythos meets its match.
Introducing Sweet Attack 🤖: the AI red-team agent powered by Sweet’s runtime intelligence to validate real attack paths in production.
The myth is that defenders can’t keep up. Sweet Attack debunks it.
Read now: hubs.li/Q04gpSTk0#RedTeam#Mythos
Twelve consecutive years of clean red-team reports. Three days into our engagement: fully exploitable attack chains.
On Wednesday — May 13 — we'll tell you how. Announcing soon.
🎃 Trick or Threat: The Reveal!
The real scares: Worm Eternal, SSH Demon, and The Possession of npm.
The fakes? Candycorn & Container 13.
Know your tricks from your treats — and keep things Sweet (and secure). 👻
👻 Trick or Threat: Day 4 — “The SSH Demon”
A flaw in Erlang OTP whispered open the gates.
Malformed SSH messages slipped through before authentication, and those who listened too late found something else in control.
Real or fake? Vote below. 🕷️
Trick or Threat: Day 3 👻
“Container 13: Ghost in the Image”
A Docker image rebuilt itself at midnight; phantom users, CPU spikes, and something still running after deletion...
Real or fake? Reply below.
🎃 Trick or Threat: Day 2
“The Crypt of Candycorn: The Miner’s Curse”
A harmless Halloween wallpaper… until CPUs screamed and fans howled.
It wasn’t decoration. It was a cryptominer feeding on every core it touched.
Real or fake? 👀
Vote below answers revealed Friday.