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Cyber Insurers Focus on Speed as AI Rewrites Security

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By James Rundle Verified, Angus Loten Verified
| Axios Verified
Insurers are now asking more detailed, specific questions of their policyholders about the threat posed by AI, such as how exposed they are to compromises of widely used tools, how quickly they can determine whether they need to deploy patches, and how thoroughly they oversee their vendors. New models from companies including OpenAI, Anthropic and Chinese AI developers spook cybersecurity experts by demonstrating sophisticated abilities to identify software vulnerabilities and exploit them.
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Cyber Insurers Focus on Speed as AI Rewrites Security

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By James Rundle Verified, Angus Loten Verified
| WSJ Pro - Cybersecurity Verified
Insurers aren’t just looking at the security controls policyholders install, but how quickly they can respond to lightning-fast threats AI’s ability to accelerate existing risks heightens the likelihood of an attack that spreads across many organizations. Photo: Dado Ruvic/Reuters For years, cyber insurers rewarded companies for putting the right defenses in place. Now, they are asking a different question: How fast can you move when those defenses fail?
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Secret Service Agents’ Smartphones Raise Security Risks

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By Angus Loten Verified
| WSJ Pro - Cybersecurity Verified
A federal watchdog says clunky apps on government-issued mobile devices have led security teams to rely on unsecure personal phones and laptops WSJ Pro President Trump was surrounded by Secret Service agents after an assassination attempt when he was campaigning for the presidency in Butler, Pa., in July 2024. Photo: Gene J.
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