BSIMM15 Report: AI Risks Skyrocket as Security Training Plummets – Are Companies Ready?
The cybersecurity landscape is evolving faster than a cat video going viral. The BSIMM15 report highlights the need for organizations to embrace AI and software supply chain challenges to achieve cyber resiliency. It’s time to ditch outdated protocols and arm your defenses—because hackers aren’t taking coffee breaks.
Hot Take:
Who knew that the secret ingredient to battling cyber threats was a sprinkle of AI paranoia and a dash of software supply chain stress? It’s like the cybersecurity world is trying to bake a cake while juggling flaming swords. But hey, at least they’ve got a BSIMM15 roadmap to follow; let’s just hope it doesn’t lead them to the land of forgotten passwords and endless CAPTCHA tests!
Key Points:
- Organizations are forming dedicated research groups to tackle emerging AI threats, with a 30% increase reported.
- Adversarial testing (abuse cases) usage has more than doubled, emphasizing the need for continuous AI model testing.
- There’s been a 67% rise in the use of software composition analysis (SCA) to identify vulnerabilities in open-source components.
- Security awareness training participation has plummeted from 100% in 2008 to just 51.2% today.
- Companies are increasingly adopting a “shift everywhere” approach, embedding security across all business functions.
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