Topic: secure design
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Europe Sets New AI Security Standards
ETSI has published a new European standard (ETSI EN 304 223) establishing baseline security requirements specifically for AI systems, addressing unique vulnerabilities in their data pipelines and deployment. The framework tackles AI-specific threats like data poisoning and prompt injection, integ...
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UK Report: Hold Software Makers Liable for Security Flaws
The UK Business and Trade Committee proposes making software companies legally accountable for security flaws, arguing that voluntary guidelines are inadequate to protect the nation's economy from rising cyber-attacks. Recent high-profile breaches, such as those affecting M&S and the Co-op, have ...
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Secure OT Systems with Continuous Operations, Not One-Time Fixes
Cyberattacks on operational technology systems are alarmingly common, with 91% of surveyed organizations experiencing breaches or failures in the past 18 months, leading to service disruptions and significant financial and reputational damage. Traditional IT security methods are inadequate for OT...
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Defending Against Adversarial AI Attacks: A Complete Guide
Adversarial AI attacks are a growing threat where subtle data alterations can deceive models into making harmful decisions, requiring both technical and strategic defenses. The book provides practical guidance on creating test environments, executing attacks like data poisoning, and implementing ...
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Critical Flaws Exposed in Smart Air Compressor
Smart air compressors like the CAT-10020SMHAD with MDR2i controllers offer digital convenience but introduce cybersecurity risks, including vulnerabilities that could disrupt operations or manipulate data. Security flaws identified include hardcoded Wi-Fi passwords, unencrypted HTTP communication...
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Microsoft Fights Cybercrime with Custom Azure HSM Chips on Every Server
Microsoft is embedding custom security chips into every Azure server to combat the $10.2 trillion annual cost of cybercrime, meeting high FIPS 140-3 Level 3 standards for tamper resistance and cryptographic protection. This hardware-level approach decentralizes security by integrating cryptograph...
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