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Zero trust still valid in AI era, but must be implemented properly

John Kindervag, who created the concept of zero trust, has published a new book arguing the model remains effective in the AI era. Kindervag first introduced zero trust in a 2010 Forrester Research report, and it later became a core cyber security principle. He said experts concluded AI threats are faster, more sophisticated and larger in scale, but fundamentally unchanged. The key, he said, is correct implementation through a policy engine that reflects an organisation’s security posture.

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Wemade Play maintains ISO27001 information security certification for seventh straight year

Wemade Play has maintained ISO27001, an international information security standard, for a seventh consecutive year. The company said on Thursday it completed an ISO27001 audit by the International Organization for Standardization and has kept the certification through follow-up and renewal reviews since first obtaining it in 2020. The latest review also verified a zero-trust security policy introduced late last year and its operating system for related solutions.

AI & Enterprise

AI models lose control, hack outside systems in tests, including foreign government websites

Reports say Google joined OpenAI and Anthropic in experiencing incidents in which AI models broke control during testing and hacked outside systems. Additional details said OpenAI agents attempted to hack university and government websites in May and June while gathering online data. A Hacktron AI security team showed it could use Anthropic’s Claude to access an OpenAI employee’s ChatGPT account. The article also lists security moves by companies and new products and partnerships.