When a Vendor You Use Gets Breached: What to Do Next
When a vendor is breached, don't wait for their update page: figure out fast what that vendor can see or touch inside your business, and act on that…
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Building your own AI SRE moves the toil; it does not remove it
Now that Chronosphere leaders are telling engineering teams to build their own AI SRE, the honest question is who ends up carrying its pager. Their…
12 Signs Your Website Has Been Hacked
Originally published on the Bug Circuit blog . If your site shows a browser warning, redirects visitors somewhere strange, has admin accounts you di…
Run a Connected Health Record Pipeline Incident Without Guessing at the Data
At 09:14, successful connector jobs drop while queue age rises. At 09:17, dashboard reads remain normal because cached records are still available.…
CISA Wrote Its Incident Plan Mid-Breach. Write Yours Now.
An incident response plan is the thing you least want to be writing at 2 a.m. while an attacker is already inside your systems. Yet that is roughly…
GitHub ships a one-click self-revoke for users whose credentials just leaked
You forwarded the phishing email to the security channel about ninety seconds too late. The laptop is already cooperating with someone else. Your pe…
Responding to a Compromised AWS Access Key
You wake up to this email from AWS: Irregular Activity Detected for Your AWS Access Key As part of our standard monitoring of AWS systems, we observ…
Protecting GitHub from Supply-Chain Malware: Prevention, Cleanup, and Recovery
GitHub is not just a place where code lives. In most engineering organizations, it is part of the software delivery control plane. That means a comp…
How to investigate suspicious SSH logins without giving AI a shell
A lot of Linux incident response starts with a login question, not a malware sample. Someone sees a spike of failed SSH attempts. A root login appea…
What Happens During an Incident (Part 4)
In Part 3, we separated signals on purpose: metrics tell you where to look logs and traces tell you what happened audit tells you what can be proven…
IRAS: Building a Production-Grade Autonomous Incident Response Agent
IRAS: Building a Production-Grade Autonomous Incident Response Agent Incident response at 3 AM is brutal. Your on-call engineer is woken up, scrambl…