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...digital we just did this partnership with DocuSign. Of course, pushing enter is not a secure thing when you're wiring a million dollars or getting a title or a deed. That doesn't make sense. Your face should be it. When it makes that much sense and w
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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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doesn't mean you can access app number two. You have zero trust between the app. You have to get validated each time. To do that, that means you have to get inspected each time. All of your web requests have to get expected each time. And that looks
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And they really made my my daughter understand that the consequence of cyber security is not just loss of money or personal identifiable information. It's the cybercrime in the floor that is fueling political blackmail and funding guns and drugs and
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manufacturers approach, they have basically said, we're not gonna be able to see anywhere the ID is used, and there's no tracking, and they'll put it underneath privacy. And I would say, for physical interactions that are localized and for use cases
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Anytime you're doing something on the Internet in a work context, that's this whole space and Cloudflare has a solution to that. It's a very broad market. There's a lot of competitors in here. There's probably three buckets of activity that an employ
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...situation. Safety isn't, as I've been, trying to reinforce, not really that much of a technical problem. This is more of a complex, geopolitical problem with with technical aspects. Later on, maybe we'll need to do more. Maybe we will, there might be
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people can still find a prompt that makes it say whatever they want. Cool. Alright. Keep going. Yeah. So again, yeah, yeah, just summarize there, like, any data that AI has access to, the user can make it leak it. Any actions that it can possibly tak
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look like for the World World Web? What is the green padlock that you see in the browser that says in sort of HTTP or HTTPS, and so on? How do you attest, you know, agents that are out there? Because we truly believe that there'll be, you know, billi
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Airport. And deepfakes, there is no concept of deepfakes in person. You can clearly see if somebody's got a mask or something on or some sort of disguise. So if you just wanted to replicate exactly what a physical wallet does in its analog form, cool
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...more digital we just did this partnership with DocuSign.
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...Julian, because if you don't solve the safety and security
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and it's completely defeating the purpose of that as security. Same thing for QR codes. QR codes have become shorthands for links. I go to my neighborhood pool, and I can scan a QR code with my iPhone and then sign in on the web form. But QR codes ar
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deploying an LM and I wanted to be better protected, I would put a guardrail model kinda in front of and behind it. So one guardrail watches all inputs, and if it sees something like, you know, tell me how to build a bomb, it flags that. It's like, n
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