Category Archives: AI Cybersecurity

ChatGPT 4 can exploit 87% of one-day vulnerabilities: Is it really that impressive?

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After reading about the recent cybersecurity research by Richard Fang, Rohan Bindu, Akul Gupta and Daniel Kang, I had questions. While initially impressed that ChatGPT 4 can exploit the vast majority of one-day vulnerabilities, I started thinking about what the results really mean in the grand scheme of cybersecurity. Most importantly, I wondered how a […]

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Generative AI security requires a solid framework

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How many companies intentionally refuse to use AI to get their work done faster and more efficiently? Probably none: the advantages of AI are too great to deny. The benefits AI models offer to organizations are undeniable, especially for optimizing critical operations and outputs. However, generative AI also comes with risk. According to the IBM […]

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How I got started: AI security researcher

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For the enterprise, there’s no escape from deploying AI in some form. Careers focused on AI are proliferating, but one you may not be familiar with is AI security researcher. These AI specialists are cybersecurity professionals who focus on the unique vulnerabilities and threats that arise from the use of AI and machine learning (ML) […]

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3 recommendations for adopting generative AI for cyber defense

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In the past eighteen months, generative AI (gen AI) has gone from being the source of jaw-dropping demos to a top strategic priority in nearly every industry. A majority of CEOs report feeling under pressure to invest in gen AI. Product teams are now scrambling to build gen AI into their solutions and services. The […]

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AI cybersecurity solutions detect ransomware in under 60 seconds

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Worried about ransomware? If so, it’s not surprising. According to the World Economic Forum, for large cyber losses (€1 million+), the number of cases in which data is exfiltrated is increasing, doubling from 40% in 2019 to almost 80% in 2022. And more recent activity is tracking even higher. Meanwhile, other dangers are appearing on […]

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Researchers develop malicious AI ‘worm’ targeting generative AI systems

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Researchers have created a new, never-seen-before kind of malware they call the “Morris II” worm, which uses popular AI services to spread itself, infect new systems and steal data. The name references the original Morris computer worm that wreaked havoc on the internet in 1988. The worm demonstrates the potential dangers of AI security threats and […]

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How AI can be hacked with prompt injection: NIST report

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) closely observes the AI lifecycle, and for good reason. As AI proliferates, so does the discovery and exploitation of AI cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Prompt injection is one such vulnerability that specifically attacks generative AI. In Adversarial Machine Learning: A Taxonomy and Terminology of Attacks and Mitigations, NIST defines […]

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Nurturing a Relationship between AI and the Security Team

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No matter the industry, adding AI technologies to work processes has made a lot of employees nervous. There is fear that automation is taking over and that robots will eventually push out the human workforce. To quell these fears, it’s the respo… Continue reading Nurturing a Relationship between AI and the Security Team→

Using IAM Solutions to Beat Deepfakes and Fraud

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AI and ML technologies have made great strides in helping organizations with cybersecurity, as well as with other tasks like chatbots that help with customer service. Cybercriminals have also made great strides in using AI and ML for fraud. “Today, fr… Continue reading Using IAM Solutions to Beat Deepfakes and Fraud→

IT’s Confidence in Mitigating Cyberthreats Low

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As cyberthreats evolve and increase in both voracity and velocity, many IT professionals are becoming increasingly worried about their organization’s ability to deal with those threats. That’s according to the results of a recent survey conducte… Continue reading IT’s Confidence in Mitigating Cyberthreats Low→