Why SIEM is Moving Toward Unified Security Operations: Rapid7 Named a Major Player in IDC MarketScape

2026-06-25T07:23:44Z8a91516afc2ac30f6ec2166a4912768532a8621817b2a84058eb56b75e3a7098
AI for securityCVE-2026-41679DLL side-loadingDonut shellcodeDropping ElephantIncident CommandMetasploitNIS2NTLM relayPaperclip AI RCERATRapid7SIEMSOARattack surface managementprivilege escalationvulnerability management

What happened

This Rapid7 collection highlights product positioning and threat intelligence: Rapid7’s Incident Command (unified SIEM/SOAR/ASM) is positioned for converged security operations and NIS2 readiness; research and guidance emphasize starting security earlier and translating CVEs into business risk via AI. The Metasploit weekly notes five new modules including an unauthenticated Paperclip AI RCE (CVE-2026-41679), an NTLM relay local privilege-escalation module, and an MCP server integration for AI-assisted msfconsole. Rapid7 threat research documents an active Dropping Elephant campaign using China

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