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How to respond to AI-driven security threats? Tech firms expand alliance

Debate is intensifying over how to respond to new security threats emerging from the spread of AI, with alliances expanding beyond security firms to include semiconductor and platform companies. Nvidia-led Open Secure AI Alliance formed a first working group and released proposals for confidential reporting and post-incident analysis. Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue called for mandatory disclosure of hacks targeting AI firms. Reports and tests also raised concerns about AI misuse, vulnerabilities and faster exploitation.

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RSUPPORT, NNSP to develop remote support business models for N2SF, industrial control networks

RSUPPORT said on Aug. 6 it will jointly develop remote support business models with cyber-physical systems security firm NNSP that can be applied to the National Network Security Framework (N2SF) and industrial control networks. The companies plan to combine remote maintenance convenience with control-network security by linking RSUPPORT technology with NNSP’s network linkage, data transfer and visibility technologies. They aim to broaden cooperation from public-sector demand to remote maintenance and equipment monitoring in industrial sites.

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AI drives faster vulnerability patching as AI-native security evolves

As artificial intelligence is rapidly adopted in cybersecurity, security patching practices across the tech industry are changing, with patch releases growing faster and larger than before. Microsoft rolled out its biggest-ever security patch after using AI to detect code vulnerabilities. The United States introduced a new coordination framework called Gold Eagle to speed detection, prioritisation and patching for critical infrastructure. Companies also launched AI-native security platforms, initiatives and services across cloud, operations and vulnerability testing.