
Our October Security Audit: Node2Shell, ClickHouse and More
After Node2Shell and Black October we audited Jutsu end to end: what we checked, what we found, and everything we fixed and upgraded.
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After Node2Shell and Black October we audited Jutsu end to end: what we checked, what we found, and everything we fixed and upgraded.

A screenshot-by-screenshot guide to Jutsu Compliance: setup, policies, evidence, daily checks, your readiness score and the audit, from an empty workspace.

Pages usable in half the time, 73% less JavaScript, 73% less ClickHouse time, and flat load times up to 5M events. Here’s what was slow and how we fixed it.

OpenAI’s $200 Pro plan now includes half the usage. Why flat-rate AI was always going to end, and how to stop rationing from turning into shadow AI.

Cribl bought Radiant Security’s AI SOC tech in August 2026. What customers should ask now, plus 8 Radiant Security alternatives compared on public facts.

An AI SOC buyer’s guide for SOC leaders: choose an architecture, test triage on your own alerts, score a proof of concept, and copy RFP questions.

AI SOC vs SOAR compared: how playbooks and AI agents differ, where each wins, what AI SOAR means, and how to move to a hybrid model with approvals.

An agentic SOC uses AI agents to investigate and act on alerts within human-set limits. Learn agent roles, autonomy levels, risks, and metrics to track.

An AI SOC uses AI to triage, investigate, and respond to alerts. Learn the three product types, how one alert flows end to end, and the real limits.

Sonnet 5 and Fable 5 push agentic AI forward, but real-world tests show agents can be costly and unreliable. Why AI agents in security need oversight.
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