ServiceNow's answer to AI-speed attacks will sound familiar - consolidate the mess
When Anthropic announced its Mythos model earlier this year and said that it would only be releasing it to a handful of organizations - and not to the general public - due to concerns over its capabilities in autonomously detecting software flaws and facilitating attacks, the enterprise security landscape shifted uncomfortably. Some eyed the move as a handy PR stunt ahead of a desirable IPO, but the reality was that Mythos identified flaws in well-established systems such as OpenBSD and FFmpeg, which had gone undetected for over a decade.
This alongside the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident has meant that Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are being placed in the spotlight of the enterprise, with the rest of the organization looking at them and asking: ‘How do we protect ourselves?’
I’m no security expert, so I won’t claim to understand the technical architecture needs of autonomous detection and recovery - if that’s...
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