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LLM Summary of My Book Beyond Fear

Schneier on Security

Claude’s reply: Here’s a brief summary of the key themes and arguments made in security expert Bruce Schneier’s book Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly About Security in an Uncertain World : Central Themes: Effective security requires realistic risk assessment, not fear-driven responses. Security theater manufactures consent.

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Defining Good: A Strategic Approach to API Risk Reduction

Security Boulevard

How do we gauge how risky it is and how do we ensure that future APIs are not putting the enterprise at risk? API production and usage will continue to increase rapidly, especially as many organizations in 2024 adopt more AI (artificial intelligence) driven processes and solutions in their business.

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Microsoft to Add Dedicated AI Copilot Button on Windows PCs

SecureWorld News

Microsoft's Copilot AI is an advanced artificial intelligence assistant designed to enhance user productivity, troubleshoot technical issues, and provide personalized recommendations. Surveillance and monitoring risks: The integration of AI into everyday computing could lead to increased surveillance capabilities.

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The 11 Best GRC Tools for 2024

Centraleyes

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) platforms help organizations optimize their governance strategies, streamline risk management processes, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. now including governance as a core function of cyber GRC and risk management.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Behavioral Biometrics

ForAllSecure

So of course when I saw that some researchers were presenting a talk at SecTor 2021 in Toronto on defeating biometrics with artificial intelligence, well I knew I had to talk to them as well. The idea was to see whether a computer could possess a level of artificial intelligence that can mimic human responses under specific conditions.

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