Title Image: AI Security Realities: Rethinking PII as the Sole Indicator

AI Security Realities: Rethinking PII as the Sole Risk Indicator

During a client meeting, I addressed misconceptions about cybersecurity, especially the notion that absence of PII equates to no risk. I discussed how cyber threats extend beyond data theft to include system vulnerabilities that could disrupt operations and impact users, citing the SolarWinds and New York Times attacks as examples. I explained that comprehensive assessments are crucial for understanding broader cybersecurity risks, not just those involving PII. Additionally, I highlighted the importance of protecting AI models from poisoning, underscoring the need for robust security measures in AI development.

10 Ways to Improve Your Math Skills for Cybersecurity

10 Ways to Improve Your Math Skills for Cybersecurity

As highlighted in our earlier discussion, The Intersection of Math and Cybersecurity, a solid grasp of mathematics is indispensable within the realm of cybersecurity. The specific demands…

The Intersection of Math and Cybersecurity - Does Cybersecurity Require Math?

The Intersection of Math and Cybersecurity

During my weekend exploration of a renowned Q&A platform, I unexpectedly encountered a question that left me intrigued. I couldn’t help but wonder if the original poster (OP) was playfully jesting or sincerely seeking knowledge. This curious moment brought forth a reminiscent smile as I recalled the age-old adage we all encountered during our early school years: “Math is fundamental to all endeavors.” However, an interesting twist emerged: Does this axiom extend its influence into the intricate realm of Cybersecurity?

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