Breaking the Cybersecurity Kill Chain with AI
Security tools are best understood not by acronyms but by where they disrupt the cyber kill chain, which maps defenses directly to attacker behavior. What look like competitors often address different stages of attack, leaving meaningful room for founders to build differentiated platforms.
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