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Governments ‘buying time’ in race between innovation, security, national cyber director says
The U.S. National Cyber Director stated that governments are racing to secure systems as artificial intelligence advances rapidly, emphasizing that falling behind in this competition becomes difficult to recover from. He noted that artificial intelligence (AI) has exposed long-standing cybersecurity gaps rather than creating new problems, with under-resourcing of basic security practices being a key issue. Trump administration cyber officials at the Billington CyberSecurity Summit stressed that fundamental cyber hygiene and existing security practices remain critical to addressing AI-related risks.
Why it matters: Security practitioners must prioritize basic cyber hygiene and vulnerability management now, as AI acceleration is outpacing the ability to secure systems, and government officials warn that delayed action will have serious national security consequences.
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