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Tom Kellermann

  • Head of Cybersecurity Strategy at Carbon Black Security and Writer, Freelance
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Senior Vice President of Cyber Strategy at Contrast Security.
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Cyber Vigilance In An Era Of AI

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By Tom Kellermann
| Forbes Verified
Tom Kellermann, VP of AI Security and Threat Intelligence at TrendAI. AI has become the new foundation of the modern software stack, and at the core of AI lies intelligence derived from data. AI often has access to a myriad of tools and systems. But that access can be easily abused. AI can bring with it a sentient, malicious and dark passenger. LLMs can be poisoned and forced to hallucinate, or they can also be jailbroken and used for nefarious purposes.
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Eight cyber vigilance best practices to counter the next Salt Typhoon attack

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By Tom Kellermann
| SC Media Verified
COMMENTARY: In 2026, organizations serving or partnering with Fortune 1,000 companies or government agencies should expect to get targeted by advanced persistent threat (APT) actors seeking to island hop through their environments to attack their constituencies.
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How AI’s ‘Dark Passengers’ disrupt supply chains  

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By Tom Kellermann
| SC Media Verified
COMMENTARY: Anthropic recently reported that its Claude Code tool was jailbroken and embedded in an autonomous attack framework that let a Chinese state-linked actor automate 80-90% of the functions of a series of cyberattacks on dozens of organizations. The abuse of such a widely-accepted AI platform demonstrates how we might expect otherwise benign AI to get used in a variety of cyberattack scenarios.
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