AI hasn't invented new categories of attack — phishing, exploitation, lateral movement are all the same fundamentals. What's changed is speed and scale: AI-assisted tooling lets attackers generate convincing phishing content, triage recon data, and chain exploits faster than before.
What we're building for
- Range scenarios that specifically incorporate AI-assisted recon and social engineering
- Detection content tuned for the speed and volume AI-assisted attacks introduce, not just their techniques
- Training modules that teach analysts to spot AI-generated phishing and synthetic content
The teams that will keep up aren't the ones banning AI tools outright — they're the ones training against AI-assisted attacks as a normal part of range work, the same way we already train against any other technique.