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Implications of generative AI for enterprise security

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A technology inflection point Generative AI operates on neural networks powered by deep learning systems, just like the brain works. These systems are like the processes of human learning. Large learning models (LLMs) that back these AI tools require storage of that data to intelligently respond to subsequent prompts.

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2 Innovations That Can Tip the Balance in Cybersecurity

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Army Major General and Vice President and Federal Chief Security Officer for Palo Alto Networks What critical innovations can change the balance in cybersecurity, providing those of us responsible for defending our organizations with more capabilities against those who would do us harm? They are: Innovations in automation.

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Generative AI: 5 enterprise predictions for AI and security — for 2023, 2024, and beyond

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What can enterprises learn from these trends, and what future enterprise developments can we expect around generative AI? We see that the majority of AI/ML traffic is being driven by manufacturing, which may offer a glimpse into the rapid innovation and transformation driven by Industry 4.0. In general, they fall into two buckets: 1.

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Generative AI and the Transformation of Everything

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Generative AI is an innovation that is transforming everything. The implications for enterprise security For most enterprises, the present moment is an educational process. That data leakage is the principal security concern regarding generative AI of enterprises today. At least, not yet.

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4 ways CISOs can manage AI use in the enterprise

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Since then, many CIOs I’ve spoken with have grappled with enterprise data security and privacy issues around AI usage in their companies. One Fortune 500 executive recently told me that they were worried that one organization could use a public LLM to learn what its competitors were asking that same LLM. government’s attention.

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Exploring the pros and cons of cloud-based large language models

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However, cloud-native application development can pose significant security risks as developers are often dealing with exponentially more cloud assets across multiple execution environments. Filter Bypass: LLM tools are typically built with security filters to prevent the models from generating unwanted content.

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Chief AI officers in demand as IT leaders expect gen AI productivity boost, survey finds

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Enterprises are looking to AI to boost productivity and innovation, and one-third of organizations with an interest in the technology have hired or are looking for a chief AI officer, according to new research from Foundry, publisher of CIO.com. Software vendors have been busy infusing generative AI into their products.