The advent of AI-assisted vulnerability discovery and autonomous exploit development has brought about a new age in cybersecurity—one in which we can no longer rely on patching as a primary defense mechanism. Patching is, by definition, a reactive approach to security. It cannot occur until after a vulnerability is discovered and a vendor fix is made available, an operational delay that all too often lands well after an exploit is already weaponized in the wild. … More →
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