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Two reports from former high-level U.S. cyber officials and the UK government’s top AI research institution reveal how top defenders think about the tool’s hacking capabilities. The post Here’s how cyber heavyweights in the US and UK are dealing with Claude Mythos appeared first on CyberScoop.
UK’s NCSC and Canada’s CCCS release a joint report on content provenance, urging organizations to strengthen digital trust and combat AI-driven misinformation
A new EY report claims unmanaged AI risk is causing millions of pounds’ worth of losses for UK organizations
The financial sector is adept at balancing risk and opportunity. Adversarial AI is its next big challenge Partner content From the use of ATMs to online banking, the financial services sector has always been at the forefront of technology. Now, it's leading the charge in AI. In their third annual survey of financial institutions the Bank of England and Financial Conduct Authority found 75% of companies already using AI with another 10% planning to do so over the next three years.…
New Turing Institute Report Urges Government to Create AI Crime Task ForceBritish law enforcement agencies are ill-equipped to tackle artificial intelligence-enabled cybercrime, a report by The Alan Turing Institute says, pointing to an "enormous gap" between police technical capabilities and the growing sophistication of threat actors.
Outdated Systems Putting AI Adoption in the Public Sector at Risk, Report SaysOutdated IT systems and poor data-sharing practices between public offices could undermine the U.K. government's plans to deploy artificial intelligence capabilities to increase public sector efficiencies, a parliamentary committee said.
New report reveals China’s attempts to access leading AI research for military purposes
Mitek surveyed 1500 financial services risk and innovation professionals in UK, US and Spain
Survey Finds Too Many Under-Engaged Boards, Reactive Attitudes, Low Appetite for AIThe pace of cybersecurity improvements has stagnated at many Britain organizations over the past year, driven in part by budget and staffing challenges, according to a new U.K. government report designed to assess domestic business resilience and the country's collective cybersecurity posture.
A Microsoft report found that 87% of UK organizations are either vulnerable or at high-risk of cyber-attacks, and urged investment in AI as a security tool
The Traceable report is based on insights from 1629 cybersecurity experts across the US, UK and EU