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Handling a constant flow of security alerts can be overwhelming for SOC teams with limited resources. Dropzone AI supports analysts at every level by automating routine tasks empowering them to focus on critical threats and complex situations. By integrating Dropzone AI, SOC teams can cut down on false positives and improve response times without sacrificing human expertise, enabling faster resolution and swift remediation. 🤔 If you're interested in how AI can elevate your SOC operations and support your team’s effectiveness, check out the link👇

AI is now part of cybersecurity’s DNA

🎆 We're delighted to be noted by Gartner as a leader in securing #GenAI applications with our unique guardrails for LLMs that ensure communication between internal and external AI services is protected by filtering prompts and data to safeguard against potential threats. 🎆 🎇 Gartner's recent report "Emerging Tech: Secure Generative Communication for LLMs and AI Agents" <https://lnkd.in/gEnxcRhQ> highlights our place at the forefront of addressing the emerging risks in AI agents' cross-organizational communication, noting that our solutions include advanced threat detection, data masking, and the enforcement of geo-location and IP address restrictions for APIs, ensuring a secure environment for #AIagent collaboration. 🚀 Read more in our latest blog post. #DigitalTransformation #SecurityforAI https://lnkd.in/gJ5Jwd4k

Tired of manual threat analysis? #Fortinet Advisor uses #GenAI to automate investigations and suggest lightning-fast remediation steps, so IT teams can make smarter security decisions, effortlessly. Learn more about #Fortinet's latest #AI innovation: http://ftnt.me/15B551 Book a meeting now with #DSTC experts: https://buff.ly/3HnmXI3

The latest buzzword of the day is artificial intelligence. I’m sure you’ve seen the numerous clickbait articles decrying the proliferation of AI and general fearmongering. The recent advances in the field have the potential to alter the world as we know it in fantastic ways. Unfortunately, there is some truth to the concerns that are being raised. We need to face the fact that AI has arrived and it’s not going anywhere. It’s critically important as we venture into this uncharted territory to prioritize secure-by-design AI development and deployment. Even more serious, is the necessity to establish incident response frameworks when things go horribly wrong with AI. A month ago, I facilitated the federal government's first ever tabletop exercise with the private sector focused on effective and coordinated responses to artificial intelligence cybersecurity incidents. This remarkable public-private collaboration brought together over 50 AI experts from government agencies and industry leaders. Participants included the Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Cranium, HiddenLayer, IBM, Microsoft, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Palantir, Palo Alto Networks, Protect AI, Robust Intelligence, Scale AI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Security Agency, Office of the Director for National Intelligence, Department of Defense, and Department of Justice, and other leading technology firms. Together, we simulated a cybersecurity incident involving AI-enabled systems, emphasizing operational collaboration and information sharing protocols crucial for effective incident response. I feel honored to have led this conversation. It was inspiring to be in the same room with so many experts from different organizations working together for the benefit of not only the whole industry, but the American people. No one was required to be there, they were there because they understand the risks we will be facing in coming days and because they know that we are stronger when we are united. This exercise will support the development of an AI Security Incident Collaboration Playbook. The playbook, slated for publication by year-end, will facilitate AI security incident response coordination efforts between government, industry, and global partners. As we forge ahead, I am grateful for the dedication and expertise of all participants and partners who are committed to working together in securing our digital future. Together, we can ensure that America remains at the forefront of cybersecurity innovation. You can read more in CISA’s Press Release: https://go.dhs.gov/3fX

In this Moor Insights & Strategy research paper, I dive deeper into Zscaler and its ability to bring the power of zero trust and AI together to strengthen security outcomes

Check out this white paper from Will Townsend on how Zscaler brings together Zero Trust and AI to ensure better security outcomes for customers.

A new report by ClubCISO in collaboration with Telstra Purple finds that despite significant concerns around the impact of AI cyberattacks, many organizations have not seen their priorities or investment plans change. 63 percent of CISOs surveyed rate the severity of the threat posed to their businesses by AI cyber-attacks as critical or high, with 63 percent also suggesting that AI cyberattacks will be extremely damaging to businesses.

A new report by ClubCISO in collaboration with Telstra Purple finds that despite significant concerns around the impact of AI cyberattacks, many organizations have not seen their priorities or investment plans change. 63 percent of CISOs surveyed rate the severity of the threat posed to their businesses by AI cyber-attacks as critical or high, with 63 percent also suggesting that AI cyberattacks will be extremely damaging to businesses.

💫 Fascinating conversation with Omar Moussa sharing his views on security operations and automation! Omar has been generous in sharing his practical insights with us since we started Qevlar AI. His 8+ years of hands-on SOC expertise and down-to-earth perspective on everything from alert fatigue to AI integration have been truly valuable. Super excited to share this grounded discussion on where security operations are heading!