Threat Talks · 2025-12-30 · 41 min
2025 was the year detection stopped being enough. Because attacks stopped behaving the way detection was built to handle. OT systems were hit with real-world consequences. AI stopped being just a productivity tool and became an attacker. And SOCs discovered - often painfully - that speed alone still means reacting too late. In this special end-of-year Threat Talks episode, Lieuwe Jan Koning is joined by Luca Cipriano, Yuri Wit, and Rob Maas, all in ugly Christmas sweaters, to unpack why the cybersecurity trends of 2025 represent a structural break, not a gradual evolution. They trace how attackers scaled faster than defenders, why SOC automation became unavoidable, and how preemptive security and Zero Trust execution are emerging as the only way to regain control. This isn’t a recap for curiosity. It’s a map of how we got here - and what must change in 2026 to stay ahead.
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