Today, we’re announcing the expansion of the Adobe bug bounty program to reward security researchers for discovering and responsibly disclosing bugs specific to Adobe Firefly and Content Credentials. Engaging with the security researcher community in these emerging, pivotal areas helps our innovation efforts to while adhering to our ethical AI principles of responsibility, accountability, and transparency. By fostering an open dialogue, we hope to encourage fresh ideas and perspectives and ...| blog.adobe.com
AI is disrupting the security landscape in many ways, and traditional threat models are no longer relevant to modern organizations. New threats are| Practical DevSecOps
The field of artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving, bringing with it both exciting innovations and new challenges. As AI systems become more complex and integrated into corporate applications, effectively managing their security is more critical than ever. To help navigate … Continue reading →| Rafeeq Rehman | Cyber Security | Board Advisory
Companies investing in generative AI find that testing and quality assurance are two of the most critical areas for improvement. Here are four strategies for testing LLMs embedded in generative AI apps.| InfoWorld
The pace of technological change is always fast, but with AI everywhere, things have gone into overdrive. In Australia and New Zealand, businesses plan to spend heavily on generative AI—about $15 million on average, more than the global average. This puts immense pressure on technology, security, and engineering leaders.| Snyk
Learn to use generative AI to its fullest extent. This way, you become the differentiating variable. You become the competitive advantage.| Competitive Intelligence Alliance
I was recently chatting with Matt McLarty and Mike Amundsen on their podcast about a recent blog I wrote about describing APIs in terms of capabilities. One thing that came up was the idea of describing APIs with semantic meaning directly in the OpenAPI spec. I think I made a comment that “ideally, you’d go from your OpenAPI spec to generating an MCP server to expose your capabilities to an Agent or AI model”. This aligns (I think) with a particularly thoughtful observation from Kevin S...| ceposta Technology Blog
Open source software is everywhere—used in almost every modern application—but the security challenges it faces continue to grow more serious. Relying on the backbone of volunteers, vulnerabilities now make it a prime target for cyberattacks by both malicious hackers and state actors. The close call with the xz Utils backdoor attack highlights just how fragile open source security can be. With open source tools being crucial for both private companies and governments, greater investment f...| openssf.org
Without great security, sophisticated actors can steal AI model weights. Thieves are likely to deploy dangerous models incautiously; none of a lab’s deployment-safety matters if another actor deploys the models without those measures.| ailabwatch.org
Intro Last week I was catching up with one of my best mates after a long while. He is a well-recognised industry expert who also runs a successful cybersecurity consultancy. Though we had a lot of other things to catch up on, inevitably, our conversation led to AI, LLMs and their (cyber)security implications. I’ve spent the last couple of months working for early-stage startups building LLM (Large Language Model) apps, as well as hacking on various silly side projects which involved interac...| Cybernetist
Calico, the leading solution for container networking and security, unveils a host of new features this spring. From new security capabilities that simplify operations, enhanced visualization for faster troubleshooting, and major enhancements to its popular...| Tigera - Creator of Calico
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