US EditionAI agents emerge as potential targets for cyberattackers
- AI agents are increasingly integrated into business, but they present cybersecurity risks.
- Organizations now rely more on digital entities, creating new attack surfaces and vulnerabilities.
- Non-Human identities like AI agents are often overlooked, despite their widespread use and potential for exploitation.
- Adrian Chan of Palo Alto Networks said, "The rapid adoption of large language models ...are creating both new cybersecurity opportunities and challenges."
- Wallarm offers AI-powered threat detection and other capabilities to secure AI agents from emerging threats.
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Securing The Internet of Everything :Challenges and Solutions
By: Vanna karthik; Vel Tech University, Chennai, India Abstract Modern devices through the Internet of Everything (IoE) establish revolutionary ways in which machines and human users and operational systems connect with each other at the network level. The vast possibilities of the IoE create serious security problems which encompass both personal data risks and digital threats and the weaknesses of linked devices. The article investigates majo…
IGSA urges stronger gambling cybersecurity and transparency
The International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) partners with stakeholders across the gambling industry to streamline regulatory policies and system processes. Despite progress, the organization believes more needs to be done to tackle emerging risks tied to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Previously, this year, IGSA president Mark Pace described cybersecurity as one of the most urgent issues facing the sector. He noted that whi…
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