AI Made Security Flaws Cheap to Find. What Now?
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Security used to depend on flaws being expensive to find. AI made them cheap.
High-severity vulnerabilities flagged in 2026 are already six times the previous four-year average, and breaches are trending up on a multi-year horizon. Ledger CTO Charles Guillemet sits down with Mo El-Sayed, Head of Brand Development, on what that does to the threat model, why secure hardware holds where connected software folds, and the ethics of finding bugs at machine speed.
They close on where this goes next, and what people can do about it now rather than in five years.
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