Microsoft pushes safer software construction as AI makes offense cheap
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AI is ending the era of scarce vulnerabilities, making powerful offensive capabilities abundant and forcing cybersecurity teams to move beyond reactive patching toward fundamentally safer software construction. That reality was the core of a Black Hat USA keynote by David Weston (pictured), vice president of AI security at Microsoft Corp., titled “The End of Rare: […] The post Microsoft pushes safer software construction as AI makes offense cheap appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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