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  • Chief Security Architect, Walmart
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Beyond Mythos: Why AI Vulnerability Discovery Only Solves Half Of The Security Problem

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By Ira Winkler
| CIONews.com
Following the recent release and hype surrounding Anthropic's Mythos model, policymakers moved quickly to assess the ripple effects of AI-powered bug hunting. The US government brought in major financial institutions and raised concerns about how these tools might impact national infrastructure. But security teams on the ground heard a different story. For operators, the real headache is operational: AI may make it cheap and easy to find software flaws, but fixing them remains a human bottleneck.
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How a CISO Should Brief the Board of Directors

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By Ira Winkler
| Cyber Defense Magazine Verified
It’s often assumed that if the board knew exactly what they wanted to hear from the CISO, they would simply communicate it. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. This leaves the CISO in the difficult position of trying to gauge the board’s expectations and deliver a briefing that resonates with their concerns. However, this also presents an opportunity for the CISO to shape the board’s understanding and priorities.
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Postnatal cytomegalovirus infections did not alter amplitude‐integrated electroencephalography signals or general movements in preterm infants

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By Nina Gande, Ira Winkler, Anna Posod, Vera Neubauer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
aEEG amplitude-integrated electroencephalography CMV cytomegalovirus GMA General Movement Assessment Controversy prevails about whether postnatal cytomegalovirus (CMV) infections are associated with adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes. This Austrian study assessed 20 infants born before 32 weeks of gestation with CMV infections and found no alterations in their amplitude-integrated electroencephalography signals or General Movement Assessment scores.
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