Our booth talk schedule for Black Hat USA 2024 is here! Let’s start with our lineup for Wednesday, August 7: 🔸 Tines vs scripting: comparing approaches to automation - Conor Dunne, Security Researcher, Tines 🔸 Unlocking lost time through automation: examples from a Tines power user - Rakesh Gali, Assistant Manager, Security Operations, Netskope 🔸 Transforming perspectives: a founder's journey from AI skeptic to AI advocate - Thomas Kinsella, Co-founder and CCO, and Eoin Hinchy, Co-founder and CEO, Tines Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dzTGAktW
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In the Philly area today or tomorrow? Stop by SecureWorld, 1st booth as you walk in, and learn about how Check Point Software Technologies Ltd protects customers with the Best Security. Plus, hear from Grant Asplund tomorrow at 11am as he joins a panel discussion on The Secret Potential of AI and ML.
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Greetings to everyone, with google translate, I have discussed an article on the sequence-to-sequence model, which has taken up a big place in our lives since 2016 and has become important. You can take a look at the article to examine this model, which includes encoder and decoder structures, more closely. Good reading 🔎💜 #datascience #machinelearning #seq2seq
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Did you know who coined the term ‘debugging’? It was in 1947 when computer scientist Grace Hopper saw a moth within a computer that caused it to malfunction. While removing the moth, she invented the term ‘debugging’. Interestingly, her name is identical to another bug, ‘grasshopper’. Watch the video and react! #DidYouKnow #ThinkPalm #TechFacts #KnowledgeSharing #technologynews #thefact #facts #factsonly #debugging
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Today I made a super simple and fast machine to not lose the rhythm :D It's #Legacy from #HackTheBox. This machine was quite simple and straightforward. With a simple enumeration, I found that the machine was vulnerable to EternalRomance. However, I spent too some time trying to enumerate port 445 in order to get a list of valid users to attempt service brute-forcing, but without success. Using Metasploit, I gained direct SYSTEM access. I recommend this machine to people who want to start and have a bit of interaction with an easily detectable vulnerability using the Meterpreter :)
Owned Legacy from Hack The Box!
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What are the top concerns about AI keeping DevSecOps professionals up at night? 💫 Explore our survey where we uncover software development, security, and operations professionals’ challenges in balancing AI and security. https://bit.ly/3zWtd9O
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We've had a blast at AI Engineer – the energy is electric, and the current moment is clearly such a unique time and place in software. Bullish on conferences. Nothing quite like walking through the product live, seeing that moment when it clicks in full HD. There's a certain kind of conviction that can only be built through this kind of rapid-fire, on-the-ground repetition... I'm now fully convinced that: (1) We're the first and only multi-inference API (2) We have the best programming model for building computation graphs Good design is invisible. With Substrate, you don't even realize you're building a graph. You don't have to learn any new unwieldy abstractions. You never "deploy" anything. But you get all the benefits of an advanced distributed system every time you run a graph.
We've been launching IRL this week with a booth at the AI Engineer World's Fair and a keynote today by our CEO Rob Cheung. "If you other frameworks to stitch together API calls to make an agent-like flow, each of those calls involves DNS lookups, proxy layers, load balancers, authentication, rate limit checks, etc, all adding up to hundreds of millisecond overhead at each junction. In contrast, Substrate moves data from process to process in microseconds, which is some 10,000x faster at every step."
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Missed our recent webinar 'The New Age of GenAI: A Data-Centric Approach'? Get insightful advice from data security experts Edwin Bowers, Chris O'Donoghue and John McGuiness on starting your data security journey and best practices to implement DSPM. Watch here → https://hubs.la/Q02Cryck0
The New Age of GenAI: A Data-Centric Approach Part One
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Stephen O'Brien and the entire Tines leadership and product team have been *extremely* thoughtful about how to best incorporate AI into the platform. After hearing from customers and seeing what we're releasing, I couldn't be more pumped for this evolution in our product journey. Why? Because being able to seamlessly dictate how to transform data without needing to learn our already easy-to-use formulas is a game changer for non-developers. Also, leveraging LLMs to help with enrichment, consolidation, recommendations, and a dozen more nouns that AI can help with for everyday workflows is also going to transform how Security, IT, Product, Engineering, and every team can do their jobs. Next steps: 1. Join us next Wednesday for our upcoming AI in Tines demo (https://lnkd.in/eDKzSVFP) 2. Check out Eoin Hinchy in the latest Risky Biz podcast episode (https://risky.biz/RB749/) 3. Keep your eyes peeled for the upcoming You Did What With Tines?! competition which will of course feature an AI category (https://lnkd.in/eiEavbHz)
“With AI, there can be a spectrum. You can use the really cheap models to do the very basic, mundane work, like phishing email analysis. And then you can slowly and responsibly increase your usage as you build trust in the system until eventually, you reach this utopia, which is all the repetitive work being handled by AI and LLMs. It's a varying degree of sophistication between models for the level of sophistication required for the task." - Eoin Hinchy, CEO, Tines Tines CEO Eoin Hinchy joined Patrick Grey on Risky Biz this week to chat about the evolution of AI in security automation, and provide a peek behind the curtain of Tines’ new AI-powered capabilities. Hear the full episode: https://risky.biz/RB749/ Sign up for our AI product spotlight webinar on May 29: https://lnkd.in/dazyGd3p
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👨🍳Cooking up an interesting webinar for end-to-end computer vision. It's insane how difficult it is in 2024 to manage different data formats for basics like annotations. So much manual labor to port data back and forth between different tools.. and how does one scale beyond a single model for one customer? Excited to see how ZenML can help bring things together. Registration for the webinar is still open: https://lu.ma/vuc97tx7 Join us tomorrow and ask your questions live!
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