Google Offers Bug Bounties for Generative AI Security Vulnerabilities

Google's Vulnerability Reward Program offers up to $31,337 for discovering potential hazards. Google joins OpenAI and Microsoft in rewarding AI bug hunts.

By |2023-10-31T19:36:12+00:00October 31, 2023|Artificial Intelligence, artificial intelligence security, bug bounties, generative ai, Google, Google Bard, International, Open source, open source security, Security, supply chain security, Uncategorized, vulnerabilities|Comments Off on Google Offers Bug Bounties for Generative AI Security Vulnerabilities

Zero-Day Exploits Cheat Sheet: Definition, Examples & How It Works

Zero-day exploits use unknown vulnerabilities to infiltrate PCs, networks, mobile phones and IoT devices. For unprepared security teams, these exploits bring financial consequences and long-term risks.

By |2023-10-27T09:30:00+00:00July 11, 2023|Cheat Sheets, exploits, Security, Uncategorized, vulnerabilities, zero day, zero day exploits|Comments Off on Zero-Day Exploits Cheat Sheet: Definition, Examples & How It Works

Engineering PCs, Other Devices Most at Risk for Security Vulnerabilities

New research on operational technology vulnerabilities by Armis found that 56% of engineering workstations have at least one unpatched critical severity. The post Engineering PCs, Other Devices Most at Risk for Security Vulnerabilities appeared first o...

By |2023-06-28T11:44:01+00:00June 28, 2023|Armis, cloud security, cybersecurity, operational technology, Uncategorized, vulnerabilities|Comments Off on Engineering PCs, Other Devices Most at Risk for Security Vulnerabilities

Pen testing report: IT budgets should focus on entire security stack

With nearly 90% of companies reporting cyberattacks, pen testing budgets are on the rise, with cloud infrastructure and services a key focus area, according to a new report. The post Pen testing report: IT budgets should focus on entire security stack ...

By |2023-02-28T19:05:46+00:00February 28, 2023|CXO, it budget, pen testing, penetration testing, Security, Uncategorized, vulnerabilities|Comments Off on Pen testing report: IT budgets should focus on entire security stack
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