Interview with Google Cloud Security Chief: Gemini TPU is optimal for AI security [Korean]

In an interview, Mark Johnstone, Google Cloud’s security lead for the Asia-Pacific region, emphasized the company’s commitment to AI-driven cybersecurity. He highlighted the importance of collaboration with governments and startups to enhance security measures, showcasing innovations like the Gemini AI model and the Secure AI framework to protect users effectively.

Identity as the new perimeter: National Oilwell Varco’s approach to stopping the 79% of attacks that are malware-free [English]

National Oilwell Varco (NOV) is transforming its cybersecurity with a Zero Trust architecture, achieving a 35-fold reduction in security incidents. CIO Alex Philips emphasizes the importance of identity defenses and AI integration, highlighting the need for continuous verification and proactive measures against the rising threat of credential-based attacks.

A growing role for red teams in defending AI systems | Report [Egypt]

The increasing complexity of artificial intelligence systems necessitates specialized red teams to identify vulnerabilities. Unlike traditional cybersecurity, these teams must adapt to dynamic threats, employing innovative strategies to secure AI operations. Collaboration among multidisciplinary experts is essential to enhance defenses and ensure robust protection against unique AI-related risks.

IJM launches Malaysia’s first AI-powered security robot [English]

IJM Corporation Bhd has launched Malaysia’s first AI-powered security robot, Co-Lab, at Menara Prudential. This innovative robot enhances surveillance with high-definition cameras and advanced sensors, allowing for 24/7 monitoring. It aims to improve safety and operational efficiency without increasing security costs, marking a significant advancement in security technology.

AI, Blockchain, and Quantum Computing Are Catalysts for Organized Crime – Europol | Blockchain AI | CryptoRank.io [English]

Europol’s recent report highlights how advanced technologies like AI, blockchain, and quantum computing are fueling organized crime in the EU. Criminal networks exploit these tools for digital crimes, money laundering, and evading sanctions, posing significant threats to societal stability and security. The rise of cryptocurrencies further complicates the landscape.

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