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Top 5 Risks of Artificial Intelligence

IT Security Guru

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology functions in a manner that helps ease human life. Through AI-enabled systems, different industries have been able to minimize human error and automate repetitive processes and tasks while smoothly handling big data. Discussed below are the top five risks of artificial intelligence.

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Choosing an MDR Provider: Boutique or Big Brand (Part 1)

Jane Frankland

In recent years, data breaches and compliance failures have made organisations increasingly aware of the need for comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to detect and address threats. However, not all organisations have had the means to invest in and manage the staffing and infrastructure required for a Security Operations Centre (SOC).

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Black Hat insights: Generative AI begins seeping into the security platforms that will carry us forward

The Last Watchdog

Artificial intelligence has been in commercial use for many decades; Markstedter recounted why this potent iteration of AI is causing so much fuss, just now. Generative AI makes use of a large language model ( LLM ) – an advanced algorithm that applies deep learning techniques to massive data sets.

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On Trust and Transparency in Detection

Anton on Security

When we detect threats we expect to know what we are detecting. But it is very clear to us that throughout the entire history of the security industry this has not always been the case. Some EDR vendors today already run mostly off opaque detections, hiding their rules, threat intelligence and their algorithmic detections.

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5 Tips to be an awesome CISO

Javvad Malik

It seems like a lot of hard work and stress, and if you’re the CISO at a company when you suffer a breach it’s difficult to blame the intern without a mob of security professionals criticising you. Similarly, you can think of me as the David Attenborough of cyber security – observing CISOs in their natural habitat. Risk Appetite.

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RSAC insights: CyberGRX finds a ton of value in wider sharing of third-party risk assessments

The Last Watchdog

The value of sharing threat intelligence is obvious. But what about trusted allies who unwittingly put your company in harm’s way? So could sharing intelligence about third-party suppliers help? It turns out there is a ton of third-party risk profiles sitting around not being put to any kind of high use.

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Forging the Path to Continuous Audit Readiness

CyberSecurity Insiders

Technology oversight is a common mandate across IT and security frameworks and compliance specifications, but achieving that oversight is difficult. First, technology and operational intelligence, across the myriad of users, endpoints, applications and infrastructure, is siloed and fragmented. each year on compliance activities [2].