AI & Enterprise
Microsoft says fast patching has limits in AI era, calls for safer software development
Microsoft said the spread of AI is eroding the scarcity of cyberattack capability and that security efforts should shift from after-the-fact patching to developing safer software. David Weston (데이비드 웨스턴), Microsoft vice president for AI security, urged the change in a Black Hat USA keynote, saying assumptions about strong security perimeters no longer hold. He said faster patching remains reactive and leaves openings, while attackers need succeed once and defenders face constraints.
