You’ve probably been involved in technology or strategic planning conversations where the idea of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is mentioned as the key to the future of cyber security.
However, these mentions are often vague, and there’s no specification of the road map this would involve or a clear understanding of AI’s end destination. Even some security experts who are really close to the AI sphere are unsure where AI will take us.
It’s time to change this so organisations can confidently advance their AI adoption journey and achieve optimal cyber security.
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CISA just published crucial new guidance on keeping Microsoft Exchange servers secureNews With a spate of attacks against Microsoft Exchange in recent years, CISA and the NSA have published crucial new guidance for organizations to shore up defenses.
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US telco confirms hackers breached systems in stealthy state-backed cyber campaign – and remained undetected for nearly a yearNews The hackers remained undetected in the Ribbon Communications’ systems for months
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Google says reports of a 'huge' Gmail breach affecting millions of users are false, againNews Reports of a major Gmail affecting millions of users have been flooding the web this week – Google says they're "false" and you've nothing to worry about.
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Enterprises can’t keep a lid on surging cyber incident costsNews With increasing threats and continuing skills shortages, AI tools are becoming a necessity for some
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Cyber researchers have already identified several big security vulnerabilities on OpenAI’s Atlas browserNews Security researchers have uncovered a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attack and a prompt injection technique
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CISA issues alert after botched Windows Server patch exposes critical flawNews A critical remote code execution flaw in Windows Server is being exploited in the wild, despite a previous 'fix'
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Former NCSC head says the Jaguar Land Rover attack was the 'single most financially damaging cyber event ever to hit the UK' as impact laid bareNews Researchers said they place the UK financial impact of the attack on Jaguar Land Rover at around £1.9 billion.
