Which of these technologies do you consider the most crucial for consolidating your org’s cybersecurity tech stack?

Security & GRCSecurity Strategy & Roadmap

SASE15%

IAM/IGA32%

XDR31%

DSPs (data security platforms)14%

CNAPP5%

Something else (share in the comments)

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What’s the top cybersecurity challenge concerning your organization right now?

AI-driven threats (deepfakes, automated attacks) 19%

Software supply chain risks 16%

Insider risk (both malicious & accidental) 10%

Regulatory compliance 9%

Cloud misconfigurations 13%

Shadow IT (or shadow AI) 13%

Ransomware 7%

Talent shortage in cybersecurity9%

Something else (comment to explain)3%

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Which of these aspects of SIEM complexity do you struggle with the most?

Deployment23%

Administration49%

Operations25%

Other (comments)1%

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Which tech conference do you intend to attend in person next year or have already participated in this year, and what motivated your choice?

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We’re currently evaluating Cyble as an AI-native CTI / digital risk protection platform and I’d love to hear from anyone with real-world experience. Our use cases span: – Dark web / cybercrime monitoring – External attack surface management (EASM) – Executive monitoring (VIP / board) – Brand protection (lookalike domains, social impersonation, phishing sites) – Takedown services for fake domains, sites and social accounts For those who’ve used Cyble in production: – How would you rate coverage quality (dark web, brand, ASM) vs other DRP/CTI vendors? – Any feedback on noise levels / false positives and how well their team helps tune alerts? – Real-world experience with takedown speed and success rates (domains, social, app stores)? – How is their onboarding, support, and CSM engagement over time (not just during POC)? Any candid feedback (good, bad, or mixed) would be really helpful as we shape our 2026 external threat intelligence / DRP roadmap.