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AI-driven SOC: When the security team is no longer tied up by noise, but focused on real risks
Most enterprise SOCs today are overwhelmed not by attackers, but by their own operational model, processing tens of thousands of alerts daily while facing staff shortages and increasingly complex attack surfaces. The AI-driven SOC concept goes beyond adding a new technology layer; it fundamentally reimagines the security team's role by reducing noise, accelerating response times, and elevating human expertise to where it matters most.
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Anthropic (Claude) Mythos: A New Era in Cybersecurity?
The cybersecurity market has grown accustomed to automation playing an increasing role in defense. Vulnerability management, attack simulation, security validation, and cloud threat detection are no longer exceptional capabilities for many organizations, they are baseline expectations. However, Anthropic's new model, Claude Mythos Preview, points far beyond this: it does not simply accelerate existing processes, it signals that the next era of cybersecurity will be built on AI-native, continuously validating, and partially autonomous defense systems. Notably, Anthropic has not made the model publicly available, introducing it instead through a strictly controlled partner program known as Project Glasswing. This move is telling in itself. When a leading AI developer determines that a model's capabilities are too sensitive for broad release, it indicates that we are not just talking about another "security copilot." In the Glasswing program, Anthropic is collaborating with partners such as AWS, Apple, Google, Microsoft, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and the Linux Foundation, while also opening access to other critical software and infrastructure operators. As part of the program, USD 100 million in usage credits and USD 4 million in open-source security support have been announced.
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The Cybersecurity Market in Central and Eastern Europe: A Rapidly Maturing Growth Region
In recent years, the Central and Eastern European (CEE) cybersecurity market has entered a new stage of development. What was previously often regarded as a fragmented, emerging technological niche has increasingly become a professionalizing industry of strategic importance. Cybersecurity investments in the region are driven simultaneously by rapid digitalization, rising geopolitical risks, and an increasingly stringent European regulatory environment. Based on conservative estimates, the current size of the cybersecurity market in Central and Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans ranges between approximately USD 3–6 billion. Although this remains a smaller volume compared to the total European cyber market, its strategic significance is far greater than economic size alone would justify. The region is particularly sensitive to geopolitical tensions, while corporate and state digitalization continues at a rapid pace.
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