29 articles tagged with "Cybersecurity"
In a strong response to recent cyber threats, Paris has accused Russia of orchestrating a hybrid attack against Europe. France and Germany are taking diplomatic actions by summoning their ambassadors.
Windows laptops often come with default settings that are vulnerable to attacks. This checklist provides 15 critical settings to enhance endpoint security.
Red Hat and IBM have launched Lightwell, a new initiative designed to protect enterprises from the growing threat of AI-based cyber attacks. This collaboration aims to bolster IT security across data centers.
The JadePuffer attack reveals the significant role of AI in cyberattacks, where an AI agent was responsible for planning and executing the ransomware strategy.
After suffering a $36 million hack, Humanity Protocol is pivoting towards enterprise AI solutions, according to founder Terence Kwok, who notes that recovery of lost funds appears unlikely.
In a significant move, the Trump administration has lifted restrictions on Anthropic's AI models, a decision prompted by recent cybersecurity alarms.
Recent benchmarks indicate that GLM 5.2 outperforms Claude in various cybersecurity tests, raising questions about future AI developments.
Anthropic has decided to limit the rollout of its Mythos AI model due to apprehensions that it could be misused by hackers for cyberattacks, as major tech firms eye its integration into cybersecurity.
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is collaborating with Google Cloud on a multi-year initiative focused on improving citizen services through advanced AI and cybersecurity.
David Sacks has raised alarms about vulnerabilities in Anthropic's AI systems, suggesting these issues may jeopardize national security and the relationship between AI firms and the government.
Executives from leading cybersecurity firms are calling on the Trump administration to relax restrictions on Anthropic's AI models, citing concerns that current regulations may hinder innovation in the field.
In a troubling development, Google reports that criminal hackers are using artificial intelligence to discover significant software vulnerabilities, raising alarms about cybersecurity.
