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Sean Duca

  • Vice President, Regional Chief Security Officer - Asia Pacific & Japan, Palo Alto Networks
Asia–Pacific (APAC)
As seen in: Forbes, MSN India, ETCISO, India Times, The Times of India, Mint, Computerworld Australia, Financial Express, CSO, The Business Times (Singapore) and
Co-Founder & CEO, getsoteria.ai. Deciding what AI may do in the SOC, and proving it afterwards.
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Op-Ed: Unmasking the threat - Data poisoning in AI-driven cyber security and business automation

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By Sean Duca
| Cyber Uncut
Generative AI’s increasing prominence in Australia promises a transformative impact on businesses, especially given the technology’s potential to facilitate well-informed decisions, streamline operations, and enhance profitability. The surge towards artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is undeniable, bolstered by projections that AI will inject $115 billion annually into Australia’s economy by 2030 and supported by the Australian government’s $41.2 million backing.
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The quantum threat to cybersecurity

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By Sean Duca
| The Times of India Verified
Amidst a slew of large-scale cyberattacks in India, and with the national digital economy set to hit USD 800 billion by 2030, the need for shoring up domestic cybersecurity, much like the monetary incentive for cybercriminals, is stronger than ever. The GoI’s allocation of INR 625 crores towards cybersecurity infrastructure comes at a time when the threat landscape is growing increasingly resilient to modern solutions.
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Data security via quantum computing

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By Sean Duca
| The Manila Times Verified
THE Philippines is gearing up to advance its digital transformation. Bills such as the E-Governance Act, the Internet Transactions Act and tax reforms are being reviewed to accommodate digital service providers and foster an environment that would ease the adoption of emerging technologies. As a result, businesses will be empowered to integrate technologies that contribute to higher economic growth and improve the quality of life for Filipinos.
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