Cryptojacking attacks have become the most prevalent type of attack on cloud native infrastructures. For example, in 2022, there were 139M cryptojacking attacks, but the following year there were over 1 billion! That translates to nearly 3M cryptojacking attacks every day, on average in 2023.

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are rapidly becoming the primary attack vector for cloud native applications. In fact, according to one study, 92% of organizations have already experienced a security incident resulting from insecure APIs. This is because loosely coupled microservices predominantly intercommunicate via APIs. In this video, we will analyze a ‘ripped from the headlines’ case-study example of data leakage via insecure APIs. Then we will examine various API vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers to enable data leaks, including Broken User Authentication (BUA), Broken Object Level Authentication (BOLA), and Broken Function-Level Authentication (BFLA).

Join host Michael Chenetz on this enlightening episode of Cloud Unfiltered as we dive deep into the realms of AI and automation with special guest Sathish Balakrishnan from Red Hat. Sathish, who leads the Ansible Automation Platform business, shares his valuable insights on how AI is enhancing automation technologies and the critical role of automation in leveraging AI effectively across industries.

AI is the key to unlocking the untapped potential within your organization. At Outshift, we invest in the future of GenAI, not as a tool that replaces human effort but as a transformative force that amplifies the creativity and ingenuity of people across your enterprise. We invite you to reimagine the role of GenAI in business. Thinking of it as a tool for connection, adaptation, and creativity - a tool with unprecedented efficiency and impact.

Cisco Research hosted a virtual summit to explore current research in the generative AI and cybersecurity space. The session includes presentations from University professors collaborating with the Cisco Research team, including Srini Devadas (MIT), Vijayalakshmi Atluri (Rutgers), Jie Ding (Minnesota), and Ravi Sandhu and Ram Krishnan (UT San Antonio). Listen in for unique and exciting perspectives on the possibilities of generative AI in security, including discussions on the trustworthiness of LLMs, training and maintenance of AI models, and more.

Any vulnerability in the software supply chain has serious potential to wreak havoc around the globe, as we saw with Log4j and SolarWinds. What can security teams do?

Hakim Hacid discusses open-source AI with Falcon LLM. He chats about the complexities and the competitive landscape of creating LLMs.