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Srsly Risky Biz: Bring on the AI lawsuits
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent rejected liability exemptions for artificial intelligence (AI) companies, holding them accountable for their security and testing controls. A Russian cyberespionage group called Midnight Blizzard used AI workflows to automate attacks on Ukrainian targets, prioritizing volume and intelligence gathering over operational stealth.
Why it matters: Enterprise security teams should prepare for increased pressure on AI vendors to demonstrate secure development practices while monitoring for AI-augmented attacks from nation-state adversaries targeting their organizations.
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ai security
Srsly Risky Biz: Bring on the AI lawsuits
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent rejected liability exemptions for artificial intelligence (AI) companies, holding them accountable for their security and testing controls. A Russian cyberespionage group called Midnight Blizzard used AI workflows to automate attacks on Ukrainian targets, prioritizing volume and intelligence gathering over operational stealth.
Why it matters: Enterprise security teams should prepare for increased pressure on AI vendors to demonstrate secure development practices while monitoring for AI-augmented attacks from nation-state adversaries targeting their organizations.
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- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker