Calif CEO @XorNinja says cybersecurity has no playbook for stopping 1,000 AI agents attacking a network simultaneously, even if defenders can detect them: "Attackers always adapt faster and earlier than defenders. Even the AI companies themselves don't have great security." "Imagine you enter a cage fight, but you are blindfolded and the other guy stay in the dark, and every once in a while they would come out and punch you and then disappear." "How could you win that fight?" "I was at Google and that's basically the mantra at Google. In security you have three things: prevention, detection, and response. And Google accept that prevention gonna fail at scale." "You can detect them, but does it help you if you find that there's maybe a thousand agents hacking you right now inside your network? How can you contain them without a full shutdown of your system?" "This actually requires defense to come up with a new paradigm. I haven't seen anybody come up with a good idea here. We're not there yet." @calif_io