You should fear lightning-fast attacks on the massive stack of vulnerabilities, new and old.
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CrowdStrike CTO Elia Zaitsev's message to CEOs and our boardrooms is blunt: Stop obsessing over which new AI model is scariest.
Why it matters: Bad actors can now exploit these security gaps in hours, and it's headed toward minutes. So a pile of unpatched old vulnerabilities is vastly easier to penetrate.
Digital resiliency and technology leaders at a June 3 Expert Voices roundtable urged each other to "lean in" to AI tools.
It's a ticking time bomb facing U.S. companies
New AI models are pouring gasoline on bug discovery, forcing technology and security vendors to rethink how they responsibly…
It's free to download, cheaper to run — and dominated by China.
59% of open cybersecurity roles require job candidates to have a combination of technical skills and strategic business savvy.
Researchers have found the first known case of cybercriminals using AI to exploit a zero-day flaw.
