The UK just wrote "loss of oversight or control of an AI agent" into its cyber bill. It doesn't define it yet. Your regulator will ask one question first: show me what the agent did. If you can't, you already lost control.
Mark Lynd 🎙CISSP ISSAP ISSMP
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The hardest call I make isn't what to decide. It's who I trust to decide when I'm not in the room.
Every company giving AI agents authority today is making that same call. Most don't realize it.
Every company giving AI agents authority today is making that same call. Most don't realize it.
It is really fucking sad and pathetic for sure..
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Security keys do not “stop 100% of phishing.”
Hype Index: 43. Half True.
Table 3 of the paper leaves the targeted-attack cell blank. A dash. The famous zero came from the blog post about the paper.
Deploy the keys. Just don’t put a hundred percent on the slide.
thehypeindex.com/edition/securi…
Hype Index: 43. Half True.
Table 3 of the paper leaves the targeted-attack cell blank. A dash. The famous zero came from the blog post about the paper.
Deploy the keys. Just don’t put a hundred percent on the slide.
thehypeindex.com/edition/securi…
thehypeindex.com Security keys stop 100% of phishing. | Verdict Half True | The Hype Index The paper reports no targeted-attack figure for security keys at all. The famous zero comes from the blog post about the paper. Hype Index 43/100. Repeated in vendor material, zero-trust decks, and...