Anthropic Security Official Warns of Worsening Cyber Threats, Risks to Critical Infrastructure
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Anthropic security chief warns cyber threats will get much worse, says hold on for 18 months
Anthropic security chief Jason D. Clinton warned that cyber threats will worsen over the next 18 months. He urged companies to strengthen basic defences until affordable AI verification tools become widely available.
Jason Clinton urges stronger network defenses as AI speeds discovery of flaws in critical infrastructure
Jason Clinton, Anthropic's cybersecurity director, warned of a "vulnerability tsunami," stating that artificial intelligence is accelerating the detection of vulnerabilities in software. Clinton said that electricity and water infrastructure could be at risk and urged organizations to strengthen their defenses.
Things will “get a lot worse”: Anthropic security chief issues stark warning on digital security - BusinessToday
Until these advanced security tools are widely used in everyday software development, attackers can exploit existing AI capabilities to discover weaknesses in older software, Jason D. Clinton said.
Things Will Get Worse Before They Get Better: Anthropic Deputy Chief Information Security Officer On Recent Cyber Incidents
The cybersecurity landscape has reached a precarious tipping point, and security leaders are being warned to brace for impact. Following a string of...
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