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JPMorgan's CISO suggests taking services off the open internet because of attackers' AI agents
Pat Opet, chief information security officer at JPMorgan Chase, wrote on X (11/07) that people working in cybersecurity should be evaluating how to “abstract your companies services from the internet”: “why allow an unauthenticated anonymous agent of an attacker to interact with your systems?”. Greg Brockman, OpenAI's president, quoted the post saying security architecture fundamentals “are more important than ever before”, and investor Ed Sim summed up the idea as “private by default”. It is architecture advice, not a product announcement or a rule.
Published in edition no. 17 of Noticiário do Joãozinho ·
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X (@patopet)Greg Brockman's postEd Sim's post (“private by default”)
https://x.com/patopet/status/2119119940036800520