Cybersecurity Experts
Coverage of Cybersecurity Experts in the Nexus archive.
- Recruiters shift focus to specialized AI jobs to stay relevant
Recruiters are increasingly focusing on specialized AI roles such as AI trainers and process automation specialists. Data scientists, database architects, and cybersecurity experts are also experiencing high demand.
- Putin’s AI Army: Deepfakes Posing as Polish Soldiers Spread Kremlin Lies About Ukraine
Kremlin-linked actors used AI-generated videos of Polish soldiers to spread anti-Ukrainian narratives, according to Polish authorities. Cybersecurity experts found Russian-language traces and manipulation in the content, leading to the removal of several accounts.
- Ransomware curdles production at Coca-Cola's Fairlife dairy biz
Ransomware has disrupted production at Coca-Cola's Fairlife dairy business, leading to temporary shutdowns at US plants. Coca-Cola reported unauthorized access to Fairlife's systems, including production-related ones, but confirmed product quality and safety remain unaffected. Investigations are ongoing, with no ransomware group yet claiming responsibility.
- Fine firms for data breaches, Hong Kong cybersecurity experts urge
Cybersecurity experts in Hong Kong urge authorities to fine firms for data breaches following a malicious encryption incident involving over 1 million people linked to Shun Hing Group, a leading appliance distributor. The Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data announced an investigation into the breach reported on March 23.
- ChatGPT is ready to connect to your bank accounts. Should you let it in?
OpenAI is allowing users to link their bank accounts to its chatbot, ChatGPT, but cybersecurity experts have raised safety concerns about this new feature.
- Trump plan to test AI models has a problem—US security teams were gutted by DOGE
Donald Trump signed an executive order promoting voluntary safety testing for frontier AI models, but critics argue it lacks meaningful regulation and relies on collaboration with AI firms. The order was weakened after internal administration conflicts between cybersecurity experts and deregulation advocates, and it avoids imposing mandatory requirements on companies.
- Thousands of journalists’ data exposed to dark web
A study by Proton and Constella Intelligence revealed over 116,000 instances of journalists' data from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post being exposed on the dark web. Exposed data included personal information and passwords, raising risks of phishing and blackmail, with Proton urging media professionals to check for breaches and use password managers.
- OpenAI expands Trusted Access for Cyber program with new GPT 5.4 Cyber model
OpenAI is expanding its Trusted Access for Cyber program to thousands of individuals and organizations, introducing GPT 5.4 Cyber, a cybersecurity-optimized model. The program aims to enhance accessibility to advanced security tools while enforcing strict verification to prevent misuse, contrasting with Anthropic's Project Glasswing and Claude Mythos.
- Highlighting Safety Measures to Protect Nation's Food Infrastructure
Over 400 farmers and cybersecurity experts convened in Nebraska to address threats targeting the nation's food and biofuel infrastructure. The gathering focused on protective measures and security strategies to safeguard critical food supply systems from potential cyber threats.