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There are dos and don’ts of deploying AI for security.
Hackers are taking more indirect routes to manipulate AI models.
‘They’re pushing code that they know has vulnerabilities.’
‘We advertised for a remote employee … several North Korean fake employees responded’
Phishing attempts are getting smarter in the age of AI.
Zero trust might be the best place to start.
Non-human identities often slip past security guardrails by mimicking human users.
“If you compromise that AI, you compromise everything that it’s connected to.”
Threat actors are “targeting businesses eager to adopt AI but unaware of the risks,” one expert said.
Cyber-criminals often see healthcare firms’ shoddy protection as a “pot of gold.”
The recent LexisNexis breach highlights the need to go “back to basics,” one expert says.
Though cloud demand is bursting, AI has a habit of making cybersecurity tricky.
Going after corporate and IP data, nation-state hackers are targeting American private companies.
“The Google attack really showed that just authenticating the sender is not enough.”