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What Should We Learn From the Hugging Face Incident?

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By Seth Wilson Verified, Apu Pavithran
| Built In Verified
The idea of an entirely agentic attack has been a recurring cybersecurity boogeyman for years. In July, the threat evolved from paper to practice. Over one weekend, an autonomous agent breached Hugging Face — the “GitHub for machine learning” — and ran more than 17,000 actions, harvested credentials, moving laterally. Surprisingly, OpenAI reported that its models had broken out of an isolated evaluation environment and autonomously driven the intrusion.
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Apple’s MacBook Neo has entered the K-12 debate–are IT teams ready for it?

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By Apu Pavithran
| eSchool News Verified
Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print Key points: Are districts prepared for the operational shift that comes while scaling with Macs?
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MSSPs Are Paying for Security Tools in Analyst Time

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By Apu Pavithran
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MSSP, Managed Services, Security Management, Security Operations MSSPs Are Paying for Security Tools in Analyst Time COMMENTARY: For MSSPs, the biggest cost of security tools is not always the license fee. It is the time teams spend using them. Work slows down when analysts jump between consoles, check the same things manually, and connect information across different systems. That directly affects margins and makes it harder to support more clients.
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