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AI’s Role in Cybersecurity for Attackers and Defenders in 2024
Matt Wiseman | | AI, Artificial Intelligence, Authentication, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, executive order, Phishing, threat detection, threat response, Vulnerability Management
As AI becomes available and robust, malicious actors have already used it to develop more advanced attack methods; defenders must also leverage AI in 2024 ...
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Why Biden’s EO on AI Conflates the Role of Red-Teaming
The AI executive order's broad language, particularly the role of red-teaming, prompts doubts about its practical implementation and effectiveness ...
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Charting The Future: White House Rolls Out a Landmark AI Executive Order
Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has shown immense potential in transforming the way businesses and industries have traditionally operated due to its immense capabilities and scalability, especially since the introduction of Generative AI ...
The President’s EO on AI – What it Does and Why it Won’t Work
President Biden's EO lacks the effect of law, does not mandate much of anything and overlooks some of the trickiest AI issues ...
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What the White House’s Cybersecurity Strategy Means for CISOs
Cybersecurity is a huge concern. Businesses and individuals stand to lose a lot of time and money in the event of an unauthorized exposure or corruption of sensitive data. And lately, these ...
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Has the Altruism Model of Open Source Security Peaked?
With an executive order, the Biden administration attempted to address concerns around open source software’s security. In Section 4 of Executive Order 14028, Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, open source and the software ...
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Webinar: Aligning Your SBOM with the Executive Order
A Software Bill of Materials – better known as an SBOM – can enhance your compliance posture. But how do you structure and operationalize it to ensure that it is helping with ...
Ensure Your SBOM Enhances Compliance With Our Guide
Failing to comply with software licensing agreements can cost you. This is one of many arguments – particularly in the financial realm – that motivate organizations to be in compliance – and a ...
When History Repeats | Insider Risk Lessons from the Pentagon Leaks
Kellie Roessler | | Chelsea Manning, employee behavior, Espionage, executive order, insider risk, Insider Risk Management, pentagon leaks
The arrest of a junior US air national guardsman for taking and sharing classified military intelligence is less a story about data theft or even war. It’s a story about how sensitive ...
Senate Committee Passes Securing Open Source Software Act
Cybersecurity is a hot topic in Washington, D.C., right now. The Biden administration has released a number of executive orders around national cybersecurity edicts, and now the Senate has proposed a rare ...
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