Embedded.com: Secure coding skills are vital to address embedded software security
A critical part of addressing this is to develop secure embedded code, as Matias Madou, co-founder and CTO of Secure Code Warrior, a firm that helps improve developers’ secure coding skills, noted recently. He commented, “Software is all around us, and it’s very easy to forget just how much we’re relying on lines of code to do all those clever things that provide us so much innovation and convenience. Much like web-based software, APIs, and mobile devices, vulnerable code in embedded systems can be exploited if it is discovered in the wild by an attacker.”
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Forbes: The OpenAI Medicare Hack Highlights A Growing Rogue Agent Crisis
This event, following other AI agent breaches, highlights critical issues: the dangers of unaligned AI, developer accountability, and inadequate incident disclosure protocols. Experts emphasize the urgent need for technical boundaries, robust monitoring, and mandatory, timely reporting to prevent future, potentially catastrophic, incidents.
ITWire: Global AI Regulation: Who Is Leading, And What Comes Next?
Keeping pace with global AI regulation is becoming almost as difficult as keeping pace with the technology itself. For security leaders, each week brings a new development, regulatory proposal, or policy shift, each adding to an already complex risk landscape.
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