The software supply chain is the backbone of software development. However, the very interconnectedness that makes it efficient also renders it vulnerable to escalating cyber threats.

A deliberate approach is essential for AI to be net positive, and human-in-the-loop is an essential component of this.

AI can become the foundation for a future where agencies can proactively identify, understand and address cyber threats before it’s too late.

Without the proper foundation or understanding of how to secure their AI systems and address key security concerns, innovation slows or gets stuck. 

Fueled by the boom of ML, AI and advanced data modeling, local agencies and private enterprises are empowered to proactively model critical events.

Chloé Messdaghi has been appointed Head of Threat Intelligence at HiddenLayer. Messdaghi is focused on sharing the latest security for AI research.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a valuable cybersecurity asset, but it's not a silver bullet. To best leverage AI, we must consider the security teams of the future.

Enterprises often see employees as their greatest vulnerability and as being victims of outside threats, but sometimes the latter is not true.

As another year comes to a close, cybersecurity leaders are not only looking back and reviewing the top trends of 2023, but considering what the future holds for 2024.

Generative AI can create efficiencies that will increase productivity, improve internal operations and enhance creativity.
Yet, the evolution of large language models and the use of generative AI can open doors for fraudsters.