artificial intelligence

New AI Security Guidelines Published by NCSC, CISA & More International Agencies

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New AI Security Guidelines Published by NCSC, CISA & More International Agencies

The U.K.’s National Cyber Security Centre, the U.S.’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and international agencies from 16 other countries have released new guidelines on the security of artificial intelligence systems. The Guidelines for Secure AI System Development are designed to guide developers in particular through the design, development, deployment and operation of AI systems and ensure that security remains a core component throughout their life cycle. However, other stakeholders in AI projects should find…

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Kaspersky’s Advanced Persistent Threats Predictions for 2024

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Kaspersky’s Advanced Persistent Threats Predictions for 2024

Kaspersky’s new report provides the company’s view on the advanced persistent threats landscape for 2024. Existing APT techniques will keep being used, and new ones will likely emerge, such as the increase in AI usage, hacktivism and targeting of smart home tech. New botnets and rootkits will also likely appear, and hacker-for-hire services might increase, as will supply chain attacks, which might be provided as a service on cybercriminals’ underground forums. Jump to: More exploitation…

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AI & Your Family: The Wows and Potential Risks | McAfee Blog

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AI & Your Family: The Wows and Potential Risks | McAfee Blog

When we come across the term Artificial Intelligence (AI), our mind often ventures into the realm of sci-fi movies like I, Robot, Matrix, and Ex Machina. We’ve always perceived AI as a futuristic concept, something that’s happening in a galaxy far, far away. However, AI is not only here in our present but has also been a part of our lives for several years in the form of various technological devices and applications. In our…

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Microsoft Ignite: New Solutions Offer More Security and Productivity from Windows in the Cloud

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Microsoft Ignite: New Solutions Offer More Security and Productivity from Windows in the Cloud

During Microsoft Ignite, the company announced various ways in which users will be able to get more security and productivity from some of its products. Microsoft is adding more AI tools to Windows, including Copilot on Windows 11, and giving developers more tools to create AI features of their own for Windows. With Microsoft 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop, you can use those Windows AI features on any device, and that gets simpler with new…

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Red Hat: UK Leads Europe in IT Automation, But Key Challenges Persist

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Red Hat: UK Leads Europe in IT Automation, But Key Challenges Persist

The U.K.’s position as a financial services hub puts it ahead in enterprise-wide IT automation, says Red Hat. But skills shortages remain an issue for all IT leaders surveyed. More than a quarter of U.K. businesses have automated IT processes across the organization, according to a new survey from Red Had — putting them ahead of their European counterparts in Germany (18%), Spain (16%) and France (12%). Red Hat’s report, Thriving through change with enterprise-wide…

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GitHub Universe: Open Source Trends Report and New AI Security Products

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GitHub Universe: Open Source Trends Report and New AI Security Products

GitHub Advanced Security gains AI features, and GitHub Copilot now includes a chatbot option. GitHub Copilot Enterprise is expected in February 2024. Image: Adobe/sdx15 At the GitHub Universe conference held in San Francisco and virtually on Nov. 8 and Nov. 9, 2023, the company revealed its new open source trends report as well as changes to GitHub Copilot and AI enhancements for GitHub Advanced Security. GitHub Copilot and GitHub Advanced Security are available globally. However,…

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Google Cloud’s Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2024 Include Generative AI-Based Attacks

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Google Cloud’s Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2024 Include Generative AI-Based Attacks

A November report from Google Cloud details possible nation-state malware tactics in 2024 and new angles of cyberattacks. What will cybersecurity look like in 2024? Google Cloud’s global Cybersecurity Forecast found that generative AI can help attackers and defenders and urged security personnel to look out for nation-state backed attacks and more. Contributors to the report included several of Google Cloud’s security leaders and security experts from Mandiant Intelligence, Mandiant Consulting, Chronicle Security Operations, Google…

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How CBA Is Managing Cyber Security in an Age of ‘Infinite Signals’

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How CBA Is Managing Cyber Security in an Age of ‘Infinite Signals’

Commonwealth Bank of Australia cyber defence operations leader Andrew Pade is building an AI legacy that will protect customers from cyber attacks and security professionals from career burnout. Image: Timon/Adobe Stock Andrew Pade took on the role of general manager of cyber defence operations and security integration at CBA just over three years ago. Yet in that time, according to Pade, the number of signals coming into its cyber practice has grown from 80 million…

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UK AI Safety Summit: Global Powers Make ‘Landmark’ Pledge to AI Safety

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UK AI Safety Summit: Global Powers Make ‘Landmark’ Pledge to AI Safety

Global leaders from 28 nations have gathered in the U.K. for an influential summit dedicated to AI regulation and safety. Here’s what you need to know. Representatives from 28 countries and tech companies convened on the historic site of Bletchley Park in the U.K. for a landmark two-day summit held Nov. 1-2, 2023, focusing on the safety and regulation of artificial intelligence. Day one of the AI Safety Summit culminated in the signing of the…

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G7 Countries Establish Voluntary AI Code of Conduct

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G7 Countries Establish Voluntary AI Code of Conduct

The code of conduct provides guidelines for AI regulation across G7 countries and includes cybersecurity considerations and international standards. The Group of Seven countries have created a voluntary AI code of conduct, released on October 30, regarding the use of advanced artificial intelligence. The code of conduct focuses on but is not limited to foundation models and generative AI. As a point of reference, the G7 countries are the U.K., Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan…

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