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Zero trust security touted as critical in frontier AI era

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By Eileen Yu Verified
| FutureCISO
Trust no one. That’s the maxim that organisations should keep close to heart as they apply artificial intelligence (AI), including agentic, across their workflows. At least, that is what industry proponents are advising, particularly as advancements in frontier AI threaten to significantly speed up the rate at which security vulnerabilities are exposed.
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PropertyGuru CTO: For every light, there’s shadow

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By Eileen Yu Verified
| FutureCIO Verified
Like most organisations anywhere today, PropertyGuru wants to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance its operations and drive results. At the same time, it is well aware of the potential risks if the technology is applied without common sense. In product development, for instance, AI enables much quicker experimentation to test ideas with property agents and receive signals early in the lifecycle, said Ang Yi-Wei, chief product and technology officer of PropertyGuru.
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Frontier AI puts security spotlight on critical infrastructures

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By Eileen Yu Verified
| FutureCISO
Artificial intelligence (AI) models have now gained enough autonomy and reasoning capabilities to uncover security vulnerabilities, highlighting the urgent need for organisations operating a nation’s major networks to do what is required to safeguard their systems. Singapore last month urged organisations to bolster their cyberdefence as advancements in frontier AI models pose significant risks to digital systems, in particular, critical information infrastructures (CIIs).
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