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...cybersecurity information to the public if it's a public company.
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...open positions in cybersecurity. So you've got a shortage of people being overwhelmed by all these tools and you do so in a glass house because the stakes get higher and higher every single day.
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everything was about avoiding a breach, stopping it happening. Now there's a minimise the damage, anticipate it, accept it. Most organisations, I don't think, are trying to entirely prevent a a breach. They're not entirely trying to prevent a breach.
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“AI is the only thing I can really think of as a good defense against that. Everyone tends to go to, oh my god, AI is terrible because of cybersecurity risk or enabling a bioterrorist, which would be terrible, but the defense part of that, AI is the only thing I know that could be the defense.”
...because of cybersecurity risk or enabling a bioterrorist, which would be terrible, but the defense part of that, AI is the only thing I know that could be the defense. All of those things
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...cybersecurity weapons to criminal organization and then just creep kiddies. So we live in a very dangerous world, way more dangerous than it was just a few years ago. So that's one. The second element is technology. I think that we've seen the iPhone
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...supply chain risks. How can startups stay ahead? Startups and companies, just generally, how are people able to stay ahead when it's just constantly moving? Well, unfortunately, cyber landscape is not getting better. The history of the forty plus yea
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it just becomes Murphy's laws. If something bad can happen because you gave it access to, it will happen. So you're gonna see, like, more data leaks for sure because there is no safety by design in those, like, architectures or, like, those, like, ag
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...endemic to the cybersecurity market in general, is that the a lot of the cyber, defenses tend to be chasing the problem. And the development of these secure services first has not really been a thing we've done as an industry. A lot of what's going o
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...cybersecurity. And a lot of the, a lot of the terminologies we've used became threat detection response, became very cyber focused. But what has changed? So I'm a pretty young guy, and I still remember the floppy disk 1.4 megabytes at a time as the b
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...cybersecurity was considered the boring portion of IT. I think that what we see today is that there's a global powerhouse conflict that drives major forces into cybersecurity. It's the Ukrainian conflict, the Gazan conflict, it's all over the world.
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The downside of AI agents is precisely the same. The downside of AI agents is that they could do whatever they wanna do, and if it accidentally deletes a bunch of files because it thinks that's what's necessary to execute the task. So, like, I'm curi
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