Jack Recider

40,000 common vulnerabilities and exposures, aka CVEs, dropped in 2025 alone, with attackers being able to exploit new vulns in days, not weeks.

Our backlogs are a ticking time bomb.

Engineers do not have enough time to manually triage them all.

But what if they did?

That's the question Maze was created to answer.

Maze uses AI agents to triage and remediate cloud vulnerabilities.

Traditional vuln scans use rigid rule sets, like if CVE is on a publicly exposed asset, make it a critical.

But that's silly.

Maze's AI agents investigate every vulnerability in your cloud

the way your best security engineer would, figuring out what's actually exploitable, not just what's theoretically risky.

They remove the noise, prioritize bones that matter, and manage remediation so your team stops wasting time on meaningless bones.

So check out maze at mazehq.com slash darknet to learn all about AI vulnerability management that works.

That's maze spelled M-A-Z-E.

mazehq.com slash darknet.

This episode is sponsored by ThreatLocker.

If you've listened to Darknet Diaries for a while, you've already heard of ThreatLocker.

I've talked about how they lock environments down, deny by default, zero trust, all of it.

But the problem they were solving changed because attackers changed.

They don't break in like they used to.

Now they just log in with real credentials, real sessions, nothing that looks out of place.