In today’s AI economy, raw compute is rapidly becoming a commodity. Thanks to Moore’s law and its GPU-era equivalent, the cost-performance of hardware keeps improving roughly 30–40% per year. In practical terms, a GPU’s FLOPS/$… Compute Commoditization: Why Cybersecurity Wins
Google’s record acquisition Wiz for US$32 billion marks a pivotal moment in the industry. Security solutions are no longer defined solely by their technical depth, but also by their usability and integration. Now, Wiz as part of Google gives them a unique insight into the other hyperscalers by integrating their cloud workloads into Wiz security monitoring.
The rapid advancement of AI technologies has intensified global concerns regarding security vulnerabilities and ethical implications. While the broader international community demonstrates a predominant focus on securing AI systems against potential threats, the regulatory landscape,… Global Interest in AI Security versus EU Regulatory Priorities: A Comparative Analysis
The intersection of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and the German product liability law (Produkthaftungsgesetz) creates a pivotal shift in the relationship between companies, their products, and third-party vendors. On one hand, the CRA mandates… Navigating the Dual Dynamics of Cyber Resilience and Vendor Liability
AI has transitioned from experimental applications to real-world use cases. In 2024, many of us are harnessing AI to enhance our work efficiency, yielding tangible productivity gains. Concurrently, AI models and services are becoming more… AI: The Catalyst for Next-Gen Technological Ecosystems
Consumer trust is becoming more important and challenging in the digital age, especially for security vendors. Companies will take more rigorous action in the future if they find out that their trust has been violated by the security vendors, such as switching to alternative solutions, filing lawsuits, or reporting to regulators.