Small tips might be more read than grand stories...
Anyone, even lazy people, can make grand predictions endlessly.
For example, "If Claude Mythos breaks free from its seal, a global IT security collapse will be imminent"?
But even before autonomous hacking AIs running 24/7 appeared, you guys weren't following security rules, were you?
In times like this, trivial everyday wisdom tends to attract more attention.
Leave zero-day vulnerability patches to commercial software vendors; let's at least follow the basics properly.
Let's make zero trust the basis for all access!
Grant only the minimum permissions necessary!
Attribute administrator privileges to non-replicable physical features (e.g., equipment, users) instead of information (e.g., passwords)!
For example, "If Claude Mythos breaks free from its seal, a global IT security collapse will be imminent"?
But even before autonomous hacking AIs running 24/7 appeared, you guys weren't following security rules, were you?
In times like this, trivial everyday wisdom tends to attract more attention.
Leave zero-day vulnerability patches to commercial software vendors; let's at least follow the basics properly.
Let's make zero trust the basis for all access!
Grant only the minimum permissions necessary!
Attribute administrator privileges to non-replicable physical features (e.g., equipment, users) instead of information (e.g., passwords)!