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ZDNet Security
Critical infrastructures and operational technology systems will face increasing threats as they move toward common standards.
Dark Reading
In this Dark Reading News Desk segment, Hubble Technology CEO/founder Tom Parker discusses infosec "back to basics," especially security asset visibility.
The Register
But it may help with fuzzing Despite the hype around criminals using ChatGPT and various other large language models to ease the chore of writing malware, it seems this generative AI technology isn't terribly good at helping with that kind of work.… Analysis
Dark Reading
Check out our list of emerging firms that are building technology and services to assess the risk posture of AI systems and ML models.
Dark Reading
Stringent efficiency measures in new environmental regulations create an unintended consequence for the shipping industry: increased cybersecurity risks in operational technology systems.
Dark Reading
Protecting the spaces where private, public, and hybrid clouds meet users' technologies requires a cloud-centric approach.
Dark Reading
Protecting the spaces where private, public, and hybrid clouds meet users' technologies requires a cloud-centric approach.
The Register
Regulator says with a straight face that it should not be allowed to analyze ethnicity China has released draft regulations to govern the country's facial recognition technology that include prohibitions on its use to analyze race or ethnicity.…
Dark Reading
The open source ecosystem for offensive and defensive security technologies is flourishing, giving security teams access to a wide range of tools to do their jobs.
The Register
Chip giant washes its hands – but you can't stop secondary sales Chinese video surveillance equipment maker Hikvision was reportedly paid $6 million by Beijing last year to provide technology that could identify members of the nation's Uyghur people, a Muslim ethnic majority, according to physical security monitoring org IPVM.…