Cloud Security Podcast: Proactive Security Strategies for AI Integration
NetSPI Field CISO Nabil Hannan, was featured in Cloud Security Podcast at Infosec Europe! Watch the full episode below.
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Why is proactive security important in 2024? Ashish spoke to Nabil Hannan, Field CISO at NetSPI at Infosec Europe about the critical aspects of AI security. Nabil speaks about the concept of jailbreaking AI models, explaining how attackers can manipulate these systems to perform unintended actions. He highlights real-world attack scenarios, such as confusing image recognition systems and evading AI detection mechanisms, shedding light on the sophisticated methods used by cybercriminals today. They also discuss the importance of maintaining basic security hygiene and the risks of taking shortcuts in AI implementation.
You can watch the full episode below or here: Proactive Security Strategies for AI Integration (cloudsecuritypodcast.tv)
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