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Exein partners with @GrinnInt to build security into Edge AI devices from the start.
Device makers building on Grinn’s hardware can now add kernel-level runtime protection and firmware analysis from day one, ready for the Cyber Resilience Act.
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Ok im in.
Motorola has announced their new high end flagship phone including upcoming official support for GrapheneOS as an OS option.
Motorola Signature 27 will be the first Motorola device supported by GrapheneOS. More devices will be supported in the future.
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Things are getting serious.
Gianni Cuozzo retweeted
Cybersecurity is an industry where historically, the best product has rarely won.
In a world of human-constrained attacks, cyber was still effectively a checkbox. As long as the product met a baseline functionality, the CISO said, “I have my VM/SIEM/DLP solution, I’m good to go.” In this paradigm, marketing and sales mattered way more than technical superiority.
But in a world where agents can attack your systems at massive volume and scale, the efficacy of cybersecurity products is put to the test. Even a difference of 96% vs 99% in attack prevention is magnified. Brittle solutions which can’t perform at scale will quickly be ousted and we’ll see companies that grew purely on marketing and Gartner magic quadrants sink quickly.
The cyber industry is changing, and now the best technology will win.
SITUATION DETECTED: Cyberattacks targeting refrigeration controllers with outdated firmware are now hitting supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Ireland, Luxembourg, Estonia, Finland, and the Netherlands -mirroring similar attacks in France and at US military bases since late August.
Apparently, even supermarket freezers can now be turned into ovens by hackers. 🔥 Jokes aside, this is exactly why security must be decentralized and embedded into every single system.
Centralization creates single points of failure. Security needs to live where the machines operate. At @Exein_io , we've been building towards this future for years. And trust me, this is just the beginning of a massive megatrend.
Welcome to the era of Physical AI security. 🚀
Overnight, supermarket freezers in Belgium and Sweden were pushed to 50°C remotely, weeks after the same attack hit hundreds of stores in France.
The French wave was traced to internet-exposed refrigeration controllers, often end-of-life. The new wave is still under investigation.
How to protect controllers like these on the device itself 👇
Gianni Cuozzo retweeted
Was such a fun collab and lots of interesting findings!
AI is fundamentally changing cybersecurity, so we surveyed 100 security leaders to see how. Here's what we learned:
-- Last year AI was not a priority. Now AI initiatives are ALL of the top 7 priorities for cos: AI SOC, AI code sec, AI observability, etc.
-- Orgs want AI + humans in the loop today, but security leaders think they will increasingly trust AI to do more of the work. 36% are comfortable letting agents take on low risk actions today, thats expected to rise to 60% next year.
-- Humans are still important! About half of orgs expect to expand their security teams. Only 4% expect teams to shrink. There is just more work to do.
-- As cybersecurity risk increases, budgets are going up too. 87% expect to spend more on security next year, driven by both AI threats and the need to secure their own AI deployments.
-- A lot of this is still early. For most AI security categories, just 10-20% have AI tools in production, but over the next 1-3 years, that is expected to increase to 40-60%. Many are piloting now and deciding what to buy over the next year.
This was an incredibly fun survey to run with @steph_zhang. Special thanks to @zanelackey, @YODELAGARZA, & @DavidGeorge83. Check out the link in the comments for the full article!
La mia intervista per @VanityFairIt ....niente fa già ridere cosi...
In Francia un attacco informatico ha trasformato i frigoriferi di centinaia di supermercati in forni. È uno dei rischi di un mondo in cui tutto è connesso. Gianni Cuozzo, fondatore dell'unicorno italiano Exein, spiega perché siamo sempre più vulnerabili e come proteggerci vanityfair.it/article/elettr…






















