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Why does Endor Labs bury the strongest AppSec story of the quarter?

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Endor Labsendorlabs.com · June 15, 2026
CybersecuritySCA / AppSecMessage sequencingCase study
Out of orderMessage sequencing
The short version

One of the strongest B2B AppSec case studies this quarter, arranged in the wrong order. The Rubrik story has a named company, a named executive, and real numbers, a 24-hour SLA and 187 compromised npm packages cleared in 30 minutes. The ad body mentions none of it and turns every hard number into a soft adjective, so Tight SLAs replaces 24-hour SLA. The operator quote that would stop the scroll sits unused.

The original teardown, on LinkedIn

The full infographic and commentary, straight from the post. Open on LinkedIn

The full breakdown, what works, where it breaks after the click, and the fixes, is in the post above.

Source

This teardown is based on Marina Kogan's public analysis of Endor Labs's live LinkedIn ad and landing page, published June 15, 2026.

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