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AI hallucinations are inevitable right now, especially with an influx of AI-powered tools hitting the market. However, there are ways security teams can mitigate or adjust to the risk. Implementing a similar structure to how code is reviewed is one method, Tenable CSO Bob Huber recommends. 

Tenable announces its intent to purchase Apex Security, a pioneer in securing the rapidly expanding AI attack surface. Apex Security will bring deep visibility into user behavior and help address accidental and malicious misuse of AI. Tenable CPO Eric Doerr said clients demand tools that detect AI usage and also implement enforceable guardrails and help mitigate risk.

What qualities do cyber-resilient organizations possess? Tenable CSO Bob Huber tells Dark Reading, "Leaders at resilient organizations understand that cybersecurity risk is business risk. They are able to adapt quickly to ensure continued operations and work with partners to surge resources as required. Above all, cyber-resilient organizations have leaders who are able to manage stress effectively while providing their teams the necessary resources and autonomy to execute effectively."

The near-closure of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program sparked concerns from the cybersecurity industry about its operation. Tenable CSO Bob Huber tells The Wall Street Journal that a public-private partnership is likely needed to spread responsibility, enhance the program and benefit the security industry, as well as national security.

Senior staff research engineer Satnam Narang shares insights on the curiously empty folder, labeled "inetpub," Microsoft added in the latest Windows 11 update. 

Interview with Liat Hayun discussing how cloud apps and AI tools create potentially harmful gaps in a company’s security infrastructure.