ESET on Smashing Security

Smashing SecurityJune 3, 2026

This AI security flaw might be impossible to fix

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Graham Cluley, Carole Theriault
June 3, 2026
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Now there's no shortage of cybersecurity vendors claiming to be the best, of course, but ESET is one of the few that's been proven it for thirty years. Research has always been at the core of what ESET does. Their threat intelligence teams are actively tracking APT groups and ransomware affiliates and publishing findings that the security community actually reads and references. That's not a marketing line. That's thirty years of doing the work. And here's what makes it interesting. Three decades of research means that ESET has built up global telemetry that most vendors simply don't have access to. They combine that telemetry with AI native technology and human expertise and that's what powers both their products and their MDR service. Real intelligence behind the protection not just pattern matching. 110,000,000 users worldwide trust ESET with their endpoints, cloud, email and mobile devices. That number doesn't happen by accident. So why don't you check them out right now. Go to smashingsecurity.com/eset. That's smashingsecurity.com/eset. And thanks to e set for supporting the show.

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Now there's no shortage of cybersecurity vendors claiming to be the best, of course, but ESET is one of the few that's been proven it for thirty years.

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Smashing Security
This AI security flaw might be impossible to fix
Hosts: Graham Cluley, Carole Theriault