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#ArtificialIntelligence #artificialinteligence It will be interesting to see how AI continues to evolve and how it is used by defenders as they attempt to leapfrog attackers and protect the organization against new forms of AI attacks. The post Why We Need to Get a Handle on AI appeared first on SecurityWeek. https://lnkd.in/gSDf9xWt
Why We Need to Get a Handle on AI: It will be interesting to see how AI continues to evolve and how it is used by defenders as they attempt to leapfrog attackers and protect the organization against new forms of AI attacks. The post Why We Need to Get a Handle on AI appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Another hot topic AI / Threat Actors - how to prevent an attack. Have a 👀 below
Artificial Intelligence is something that can no longer be ignored. The challenges posed by AI are manageable through implementing sound strategies and solutions. NetSPI Field CISO Nabil Hannan wrote an article highlighting 5 malicious attacks to AI models and how to stop them. Learn more: https://ow.ly/eyTw50SCnsP
The intelligence services of the USA, Great Britain, Germany, Australia, Israel, Japan and 12 other countries have signed an agreement to protect consumers from the misuse of artificial intelligence. The 20-page document provides recommendations for AI companies to protect AI systems from attackers. In particular, companies developing and implementing AI are advised to make these systems “safe by design” so that they cannot be used by cybercriminals, and confidential user data does not reach third parties. At the same time, potential risks should be taken into account at all stages of working with AI.
Is AI benefiting attackers more than defenders? Marc Solomon, CMO at #ThreatQuotient, says it will be interesting to see how AI continues to evolve. Read the #SecurityWeek article to learn how to protect your organization against new forms of AI attacks: https://bit.ly/3UWOCXh
To break into a system (penetration testing), understanding or guessing the design or working principles of the system helps. This will be true for AI security testing as well. Its high time for security professionals to learn the internals of AI. Case in point - ‘Many-shot jailbreaking’: AI lab describes how tools’ safety features can be bypassed https://lnkd.in/gq6VhEA7 #ai #pentest #security
#SOC teams are worried that #AI introduces AI-powered attacks and new threats to critical infrastructure. While it's true, #Splunk believe that AI's speed and precision is not exclusive to attackers and defenders can 'Fight AI with AI'. https://bit.ly/46nQtJS
Discover how artificial intelligence can be used to protect against malicious cybercriminals in VMblog's feature article on Nokia's Rodrigo Brito. It's a clash between good and evil - LLM edition! #5Gsecurity #AI #LLM
#SOC teams are worried that #AI introduces AI-powered attacks and new threats to critical infrastructure. While it's true, #Splunk believe that AI's speed and precision is not exclusive to attackers and defenders can 'Fight AI with AI'. https://bit.ly/3ylmKVs
#SOC teams are worried that #AI introduces AI-powered attacks and new threats to critical infrastructure. While it's true, #Splunk believe that AI's speed and precision is not exclusive to attackers and defenders can 'Fight AI with AI'. https://bit.ly/3WyCWMe
Enterprise Account Manager @ Splunk a Cisco Company | Enabling organisations to be unstoppably resilient
#SOC teams are worried that #AI introduces AI-powered attacks and new threats to critical infrastructure. While it's true, #Splunk believe that AI's speed and precision is not exclusive to attackers and defenders can 'Fight AI with AI'. https://bit.ly/4cWvSin
