As AI adoption surges, executives are learning tough lessons about security, oversight and accountability.
Related Articles
All CyberSecurityDive →
IBM’s AI-powered vulnerability clearinghouse finds hundreds of Java flaws
The tech giant’s announcement underscores the insufficiency of companies’ existing software supply-chain security practices. Source link
FBI warns of senior US officials impersonated using text, AI-based voice messages
The FBI is warning about a threat campaign in which malicious actors are impersonating senior U.S. officials using malicious text messages and AI-generated voice messages.…
Vulnerability exploitation surges often precede disclosure, offering possible early warnings
Organizations can get ahead of major flaws with the right threat intelligence, according to a new report. Source link
Why user behavior is the primary entry point for cyberattacks
Human error still drives 60% of breaches — here’s why attackers keep targeting users. Source link
Microsoft, CrowdStrike, other cyber firms collaborate on threat actor taxonomy
Microsoft and CrowdStrike will lead a cooperative effort to map out the overlapping web of hacker groups that their researchers have disclosed and named, the…
Masimo says cyberattack will not prevent it from fulfilling orders
Medical device maker Masimo said Tuesday that it does not expect a cyberattack it disclosed earlier this month to have a material effect on its…