OpenAI has taken a more aggressive approach to red teaming than its AI competitors, demonstrating its security teams' advanced capabilities in two areas: multi-step reinforcement and external red ...

Nearly every organization today works with digital data—including sensitive personal data—and with hackers’ tactics becoming more numerous and complex, ensuring your cybersecurity defenses are as ...

AI makes cyberattacks faster and cheaper, leaving network reachability as the only thing between attackers and their targets.

At the 2023 Defcon hacker conference in Las Vegas, prominent AI tech companies partnered with algorithmic integrity and transparency groups to sic thousands of attendees on generative AI platforms and ...

Cybersecurity has not always been top of mind for young companies. Historically, cybersecurity only became a priority when a company reached a certain size or mandates required it. This mindset has ...

Google is one of the biggest technology and software companies in the world, with over 150,000 employees and billions of users – and that status means it's a high-profile target for cyberattacks.

Red teaming is not a new idea within the realm of offensive security. The use of “red teams” and blue teams has been used as a concept used in military training for generations. Only recently has the ...

As enterprises rush to deploy copilots and autonomous agents, security teams are discovering that testing AI systems requires skills, tools, and assumptions that traditional red teaming was never ...

With the rise of ML, traditional red teams tasked with probing and exposing security vulnerabilities found themselves facing a new set of challenges that required a deep and comprehensive ...

In the last six months, the positive impacts of artificial intelligence have been highlighted more than ever, but so have the risks. At its best, AI has made it possible for people to complete ...

These best practices will help ensure a successful red team exercise by getting all the stakeholders on the same page. Red teams are a necessary evil – literally – in today’s cyber threat landscape.