US and UK release guidelines for secure AI development
Washington and London want developers and users of machine learning tools to devote more resources toward security.
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Senior Ukrainian cybersecurity officials sacked amid corruption probe
Yurii Shchyhol and Victor Zhora were accused of participating in a scheme to contract software at inflated prices.
A deep dive on cyberpsychology and a look at autonomy in the U.S. military
Dr Mary Aiken, a world-leading expert in Cyberpsychology
Maryland IT Secretary on the intersection of AI and cybersecurity
Katie Savage on the state’s plans to develop AI frameworks to provide guardrails for deploying tools to improve cybersecurity and constituent services.
Russian cyberattack cut power in Ukraine, Michigan secretary of state talks election security
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
Security leader Ron Bushar on using software supply chain frameworks to improve security
Bushar shares that Google has worked to build the SLSA framework, allowing organizations to grade their supply-chain maturity and ensure the security lifecycle during modernization.
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Biden’s AI executive order and a CIA veteran on North Korean cyber ops
Long Yee, a 20-year veteran of the CIA
Coker tells Senate committee that he’d follow ONCD’s current path if confirmed to top cyber position
Former NSA executive director says that as national cyber director, he would “continue the good work ONCD has done with its partners.”
How the use of open-source AI models for malicious intent threatens federal agencies
August Schell’s Jeremy Corey emphasizes the value of security partnerships as cyberthreat actors look to leverage open-source AI models to elevate their attacks.
The “new elite” shaping coverage of Israel and Gaza
Mike Caulfield, a research scientist leading rapid response efforts at the Center for an Informed Public at the University of Washington