Faster attacks, smarter defence, and the necessity of Zero Trust: cybersecurity in the age of AI | Jaye Tillson

JAYE TILLSON Imagine a museum, and you've got more important artifacts throughout the museum. and therefore you can get in the museum, but if you wanna go and see Tutankhamun's headpiece, maybe you need another pass to get into another area of the museum, and there's CCTV on there, and there's protections and stuff like that." and really, that's what zero trust is all about.

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1. 01So I think, it's definitely more prevalent
2. 02that feels like particularly with things like, the rise of AI, post-quantum cryptography, like the fact that, the days of a static network where it was very predictable are gone be
3. 03and the rise of AI, I think, is making zero trust even more important in the world we live in MICHAEL BIRD presumably you could use some sort of model to just say, "Have a look at