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Recently, AI security company XBOW announced that its self-developed AI tool XBOW has outperformed others on the globally renowned vulnerability testing platform HackerOne, ranking first in the United States. This is the first time an AI tool has surpassed human security researchers to top the HackerOne vulnerability disclosure ranking, marking a milestone breakthrough for AI in the field of vulnerability detection. XBOW AI: Pioneer of Fully Automated Penetration Testing XBOW's AI tool is a completely autonomous penetration testing (pentest) system that requires no human intervention.

Core contradictions escalate. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the commercial conflicts between the artificial intelligence research institution OpenAI and its main partner Microsoft continue to escalate. There are serious disagreements on key issues such as equity structure, technical control rights, and market strategies, which may lead OpenAI to file an antitrust complaint with regulators.

OpenAI Reaches Significant Cooperation with the Pentagon. OpenAI has recently received a contract worth $200 million from the U.S. Department of Defense, marking a major breakthrough in the collaboration between this leading artificial intelligence company and a government agency. According to the agreement, during a one-year pilot project, OpenAI will assist the U.S. Department of Defense in exploring the applications of artificial intelligence in administrative management and security tasks.

An in-depth review of the pros and cons of the VIBESEC AI code security scan platform, analyzing how it addresses developers' pain points such as high false positive rates and integration difficulties, and whether it's worth adopting in the development process. Learn about the unique value and user experience of this AI-driven security tool.

In today's cybersecurity battleground, the rapid rise of AI is placing unprecedented pressure on security operations teams. According to a recent survey of 500 senior cybersecurity experts from large U.S. enterprises, 86% of respondents increased their use of AI technologies over the past year to combat a rising tide of AI-driven attacks. While AI tools have helped security teams in threat detection and data analysis, it is concerning that nearly 70% of professionals believe that AI and other emerging technologies are making things worse.

At the recently concluded 18th China Electronic Information Annual Conference, the China Electronics Society announced the winners of the 2024 Science and Technology Awards. Among them, the project "Key Technologies and Applications of Secure and Trusted Dynamic Behavior in the Internet with High-Efficiency Collaboration," jointly developed by Tsinghua University, Beijing Zhongguancun Laboratory, and Ant Group, won the first prize for scientific and technological progress. This achievement not only demonstrates the enormous potential of cutting-edge technology in the field of secure and trustworthy computing, but also provides an effective solution to address the increasingly complex network environment. With the proliferation of the internet, malicious traffic attacks and covert...

With the ongoing impact of Trump-era tariffs, businesses face increasing geopolitical risks. Making effective decisions in a rapidly changing environment presents a significant challenge for corporations, non-profits, and consulting firms. London-based startup Hence AI recently launched Hence Global, an AI software product designed to help organizations monitor and manage these risks. Hence Global offers two primary functions: Firstly, it provides risk tracking for companies of all sizes.

In today's rapidly developing digital business environment, risk control systems have become a core defense line for enterprises against black production, fraud, and ensuring transaction security. However, traditional risk control faces challenges such as high reliance on manpower and lagging strategies. Data analysts need to manually extract risk characteristics and design protection rules from massive amounts of data daily, which is time-consuming and laborious; new strategies often take days or even weeks to be discovered and launched, while black production has already iterated its attack methods. How can we make risk control systems think and evolve in real-time like humans? The answer lies in the deep integration of AI Agents and risk control systems. Breakthrough.

Google announced on its official security blog the launch of Sec-Gemini v1, a new experimental AI model focused on advancing AI in cybersecurity. This marks a significant step in Google's efforts to leverage AI technology to combat escalating cyber threats. Addressing the Attack-Defense Asymmetry: AI Empowers Defenders Google highlighted a fundamental challenge in cybersecurity: the asymmetry between attackers and defenders. Defenders must address all potential cyber threats,

Amidst growing global concerns about cybersecurity, Tampa, Florida-based security operations company ReliaQuest announced it has secured over $500 million in funding, bringing its valuation to $3.4 billion. The funding round, led by EQT, KKR, and FTV Capital, marks ReliaQuest's rapid ascendancy in the cybersecurity landscape. This significantly increases ReliaQuest's valuation from the $1 billion valuation achieved in December 2021, demonstrating substantial growth in just a few years.

Zhou Hongyi discusses the challenges posed by AI hallucinations and their implications for cybersecurity. He emphasizes the need for a balanced approach, neither downplaying nor overstating the risks involved.

As the number of Android users surpasses 3 billion, Google faces increasing pressure to protect user safety. In response to the rising prevalence of cyberattacks, Google has announced increased investment in artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance malware detection capabilities, bolster privacy protection measures, and provide developers with improved tools. Through these efforts, Google successfully blocked 2.36 million policy-violating applications from being released in the Google Play Store over the past year. In addition, Google has also banned over 150,000 apps intended for publication.

The UK government recently announced the renaming of the institution originally called the 'AI Security Institute' to 'AI Security Academy', marking a significant shift in the government's strategy in the AI sector. The new name not only reflects changes in the institution's functions but also indicates the UK government's firm commitment to promoting the development of the AI industry. Image source note: The image is AI-generated, with licensing provided by Midjourney. This change was announced by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, and the new AI Security Academy will focus on cybersecurity, aiming to ...