AI is giving elite security orgs new ways to automate red teaming, detection engineering, and vulnerability discovery. But ...

Collaboration between red teams (offensive security) and blue teams (defensive security) can help organizations identify vulnerabilities, test their defenses, and improve their overall security ...

The conflict between high-security protocols and the fast-paced nature of life-saving medical work can introduce an array of vulnerabilities. But red teaming exercises can help manage these risks, ...

OpenAI has taken a more aggressive approach to red teaming than its AI competitors, demonstrating its security teams' advanced capabilities in two areas: multi-step reinforcement and external red ...

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has published an extensive report detailing findings from a Red Team Assessment (RTA) conducted for an unnamed U.S. critical infrastructure ...

As the U.S. Army transforms itself into a data-centric force enabled by artificial intelligence (AI), the service also is developing new methods for testing the security of those AI systems. AI is ...

The Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA) has partnered with the National Electronics and Computer Technology ...

Nearly every organization today works with digital data—including sensitive personal data—and with hackers’ tactics becoming more numerous and complex, ensuring your cybersecurity defenses are as ...

CrowdStrike expands its Falcon platform to Ignition’s partner network in Ireland, aiming to boost AI-driven security adoption. New AI Red Team Services launched to secure AI systems, identifying ...

In many organizations, red and blue teams still work in silos, usually pitted against each other, with the offense priding itself on breaking in and the defense doing what they can to hold the line.