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Their wordsthey know they need to fundamentally uplevel their cybersecurity practices with unprecedented speed
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If companies act decisively with AI, the internet can become more secure than it has ever been.
Their wordsIf companies act decisively — including improving their fundamentals and superpowering their teams with AI — we can make the internet more secure than it has ever been.
Their wordsSecurity is still a cat-and-mouse game, but AI may shift its economics in ways that fundamentally advantage defenders.
Their wordsThe Hugging Face incident showed that we underestimated the real-world cyber capabilities of our AI models.
Their wordsClassic security controls like network isolation, workload hardening, monitoring, and safe patching and deployment will be more important than ever in the AI future.
Their wordsWhat matters is less the specific tool than getting capable AI into the hands of your defenders now.
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Organizations should not start by trying to build an autonomous security operations center.
Their wordsDo not begin by trying to build an autonomous security operations center.
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AI labs, security vendors and enterprises should share validated findings, fixes and playbooks.
Their wordsNo company can do this alone. Our ask is that AI labs, security vendors, enterprises, and maintainers share validated findings, fixes, and practical playbooks so that one organization’s discovery can strengthen the entire ecosystem.
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