SentinelOne & Tenable Study: Cyber Attackers Target Edge Vendor Ecosystems

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SentinelOne®, the AI security leader, and Tenable® Holdings, Inc., the exposure management company, today released joint research that suggests a growing disconnect between vulnerability discovery, disclosure and actual exploitation. The research draws on Tenable’s exposure data across thousands of organizations and remediation telemetry with SentinelOne’s endpoint and post-exploitation detection data. Together, both views produce a prioritized picture of where risk is concentrating, with lessons ripe for the Frontier AI era. The most critical takeaway: Both nation state and criminal threat actors are focusing on vendors and susceptible points in the attack surface more than specific CVEs.

Current attacker timelines are already moving faster than standard patch cycles can address. New frontier AI models compress vulnerability discovery from months to hours, significantly expanding potential risks while speeding the time for attackers to move from disclosure to exploit code in about a week. Today, the median organization takes five months...

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