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Graylog is purpose-built and designed to deliver the best log collection, storage, enrichment, and analysis experience.The simplicity in searching, exploring, and visualizing data means no expensive training or tool experts are required. Graylog has considerably faster analysis speeds, provides a more robust and easier-to-use analysis platform, offers simpler administration and infrastructure mana
05/11/2026
OWASP released the Top 10 for Agentic AI Applications (2026) — and if you're building or deploying AI agents, this should be required reading.
Agentic systems introduce an entirely new threat landscape. We're not just talking about prompt injection anymore.
The risks span everything from how agents interpret instructions, to how they communicate with each other, to how they behave over time. Some of the most dangerous threats aren't loud or obvious — they're slow, subtle, and already inside your pipeline.
The common thread? Agents are autonomous, persistent, and trusted — which makes every gap in your security posture much more dangerous than it used to be.
Key principles every team should act on now:
✅ Treat all natural-language inputs as untrusted
✅ Enforce least privilege at the tool and action level
✅ Require human-in-the-loop for high-impact decisions
✅ Log everything — agents need an audit trail
✅ Design for zero-trust from the ground up
Agentic AI is moving fast. Your security posture needs to move faster.
📖 Read the full breakdown:
What is the OWASP Top 10 Agentic AI Explore OWASP’s 2025 Agentic AI Threats & Mitigations Guide. View the top risks of autonomous AI agent and strategies to secure multi-agent systems and safeguard data.
Lean security teams don't need a smaller version of an enterprise SOC. They need a different approach entirely.
Graylog Director of Product Management, Rich Murphy, joins Logs and Lattes to explain why 2-to-4-person security teams are the most underserved segment in cybersecurity and what needs to change.
In this episode:
Why alert fatigue causes judgment erosion, not just burnout
Why credential compromise defeats rules-based detection
Why SOAR never delivered for small teams and what should replace it
How to support junior analysts without constant senior escalations
What CISOs on lean teams need to answer the board question "are we covered?"
This episode is for security analysts, SOC managers, IT directors, and CISOs at mid-market companies who are tired of tools built for 40-person SOCs.
Check it out here: https://graylog.info/3P3anWg
05/04/2026
Graylog 7.1 is here, and lean security teams should be excited 👇
A long time ago, in a SOC far, far away... analysts spent more time chasing alerts than stopping threats. Graylog 7.1 changes that.
7.1 shifts triage from chasing individual alerts to case-based investigations driven by asset risk. Auto-investigation creation kicks in at your risk thresholds. Slice-By filters your alert table by asset, investigation, or event status in one click.
Plus: anomaly detection wired directly into event workflows, Sigma rules from private repos, dynamic shard sizing for faster search, and a full input page overhaul for large environment admins.
If your team is doing more with less, this release was built for you. May the 4th be with your alert queue.
See everything in 7.1: https://graylog.info/3OUnPfh
May the Logs Be With You: Graylog 7.1 Is Here Graylog 7.1 is here. Slash alert fatigue, automate investigations, and sharpen detections — because the signal was with you all along. May the Fourth be with you.
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