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99.9% of fixable AI vulnerabilities remain unpatched

Organizations build, deploy, and operate AI in the cloud, but basic cybersecurity hygiene is often sacrificed for speed, according to Orca Security’s 2026 State of AI Security Report. Building AI without security Fifty-six percent of AI adopters have deployed agent frameworks into production, and 51.5% use AI to build custom applications. Orca also found that 81.2% of companies running AI packages have at least one known vulnerability, and 99.9% of AI vulnerability alerts with an … More → The post 99.9% of fixable AI vulnerabilities remain unpatched appeared first on Help Net Security.
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The challenges, opportunities of open source intelligence for cyber defenders

Experts from the State Department, DIA and Leidos say agencies need to build connected intelligence capabilities and AI tools to augment the human analyst.
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The challenges, opportunities of open source intelligence for cyber defenders

Experts from the State Department, DIA and Leidos say agencies need to build connected intelligence capabilities and AI tools to augment the human analyst.
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The challenges, opportunities of open source intelligence for cyber defenders

Experts from the State Department, DIA and Leidos say agencies need to build connected intelligence capabilities and AI tools to augment the human analyst.
http://news.poseidon-us.com/TTVbXR

Fighting AI with AI requires enduring, new approaches

Federal and industry experts say continuous monitoring, evaluation and red teaming can help organizations ensure their AI models are safe and secure.
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Fighting AI with AI requires enduring, new approaches

Federal and industry experts say continuous monitoring, evaluation and red teaming can help organizations ensure their AI models are safe and secure.
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Enterprises are rethinking where their AI applications run

Growing demand for compute capacity, power, cooling and low-latency connectivity is prompting organizations to reassess where AI applications run, according to CoreSite. Public cloud continues to support experimentation and rapid deployment, while colocation is increasingly used for workloads that require predictable performance, dedicated infrastructure or close proximity to cloud services and enterprise data. More than half of organizations have implemented or are upgrading AI technologies, an increase from the previous year. Generative AI, chatbots, predictive … More → The post Enterprises are rethinking where their AI applications run appeared first on Help Net Security.
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