Research, Intelligence & Technical Guidance
LogicBounce publishes original security research, threat intelligence, technical advisories, detection guides, and annual reports across identity security, AI agent security, autonomous defense, and enterprise threat intelligence. All publications are produced by our research teams and are available to security practitioners, enterprise customers, and the broader security community.
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Browse our most recent publications across all research areas. Full access to the complete library, STIX/TAXII feeds, and priority alerts is available to Nexus platform customers.
Researchers identified a technique allowing attackers with compromised credentials to bypass conditional access policies by spoofing device compliance state in Entra ID.
Original research documenting a novel lateral movement technique exploiting shared MCP server deployments to traverse trust boundaries between enterprise tenants.
Profile of a newly tracked financially motivated threat group specializing in OAuth token theft across enterprise SaaS platforms for BEC and data extortion.
Practical guide for building behavioral detections against AiTM phishing campaigns using Entra ID sign-in logs, conditional access data, and Nexus platform coverage.
Comprehensive guidance for enterprises deploying Model Context Protocol infrastructure — covering server hardening, tool permission governance, monitoring, and incident response.
Technical paper describing the graph reasoning architecture underlying Overwatch AI’s autonomous investigation engine — including evidence chain construction and uncertainty management.
Analysis of 180 incident response cases where attackers maintained access after password resets through OAuth application grants — with detection and remediation guidance.
Analysis of prompt injection attempts observed across 40 enterprise AI agent deployments — with detection patterns, governance recommendations, and AgentShield coverage mapping.
Quarterly threat landscape report for financial services covering active adversary groups, dominant attack techniques, notable campaigns, and defensive priorities for Q2 2026.
Detection engineering guide for identifying and alerting on privilege escalation paths created by SCP misconfigurations in AWS Organizations environments.
Framework for autonomous containment decision-making that optimizes for threat neutralization while minimizing business disruption — validated across 200 simulated incidents.
Comprehensive analysis of identity-based attack patterns, adversary tooling evolution, and defensive capability gaps across 250+ enterprise environments in 2026.
Annual research report on enterprise AI security posture — surveying 200 security leaders on AI deployment practices, observed incidents, and governance maturity.
TDU researchers documented a campaign abusing legitimate browser extension mechanisms to harvest enterprise SSO credentials at scale across financial services targets.
Advisory on observed MCP server exploitation techniques including tool permission escalation and server spoofing — with IOCs, detection signatures, and AgentShield coverage mapping.
Research into machine identity accumulation patterns across 50 enterprise environments — documenting how service account sprawl creates the attack surface modern attackers prefer.
Research into formal verification methods for post-incident recovery — defining what constitutes a validated trusted state and the evidence standards required for regulatory assurance.
Comprehensive campaign intelligence covering ransomware operator activity in Q1 2026 — affiliate program changes, new initial access TTPs, targeting shifts, and defensive recommendations.
Every LogicBounce publication is produced by one of six specialist research teams. Explore each team’s research area to go deeper.
Tracks 40+ adversary groups, conducts original attack research, and produces the threat advisories and adversary profiles that drive platform intelligence.
Researches credential abuse, OAuth exploitation, Entra ID attack paths, machine identity abuse, and privilege escalation techniques targeting enterprise identity infrastructure.
Studies prompt injection, MCP server exploitation, agent framework vulnerabilities, LLM manipulation, and governance failure modes in enterprise AI deployments.
Builds and validates 500+ behavioral detections across identity, cloud, endpoint, SaaS, and AI systems — publishing detection guides for the security community.
Advances the reasoning, containment, recovery, and governance frameworks that power Nexus’s autonomous security capabilities — publishing technical papers on each research program.
Produces actionable strategic, operational, and technical intelligence for enterprise defenders — automatically integrated into the Nexus platform and available via STIX/TAXII feeds.
Research published by LogicBounce flows directly into Nexus detection logic, Atlas attack path models, and the defensive capabilities that protect Identity Security, AI Security, and the broader attack surface.
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