#Cyber Security Protection

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Learn top generative AI cybersecurity practices. Enhance your data security and protect against cyber threats effectively.

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Best Practices for Generative AI Cybersecurity Policies

Original source : Best Practices for Generative AI Cybersecurity Policies

The application of Generative AI technologies grows as a result of the progression in technology and the display of Generative AI in many sectors such as cybersecurity. Thus, along with these opportunities there appear new threats and vice versa. This implies that it is vital to establish effective cybersecurity policies that are relevant in the Generative AI environment to enhance data security and system’s safety. This article focuses on the general practices in the formulation and management of Generative AI cybersecurity policies.

1. Understanding the Role of Generative AI in Cybersecurity

Generative AI is AI that is designed and programmed to create new content of text, image or even code. In cybersecurity, Generative AI can be once again appear as both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it holds definite benefits in identification of threats and vulnerabilities and automated response. For example, Generative AI can study the huge pile of information to discover the signals of potential threats and respond with protections or warnings instantaneously.

At the same time, the same opportunities can be used by the attacker to create an advanced cyber threat. Thus, Generative AI can become weaponized and one can think of AI-generated phishing emails, malware or deepfakes, for instance. It is important to recognize these dual roles so that organizations can better develop end-to-end AI cybersecurity strategies.

2. Key Principles for a Robust Generative AI Cybersecurity Policy

Formulating a Generative AI cybersecurity policy entails the following principles in order to be effective as well as sustainable. These principles include:

1. Transparency: The design of AI systems must be such a way that its decision making process has to be well explained and must be clear. This is useful when trying to explain activity of an AI or when attempting to avoid certain behaviors that were not foreseen when designing the AI.

2. Accountability: Creating these accountabilities’ structures, on the other hand, is crucial. This cuts along the aspects of assigning accountability of AI decisions, and also guaranteeing techniques to review and correct purposes of AI when required.

3. Data Integrity: Being the sources of AI, the data have to remain sacred and secure at all times. Security should be applied in terms of strict guidelines to follow when dealing with data so as to avoid exposure and misuse.

4. Ethical Considerations: Ethical standards of AI systems should prohibit punitive action across the society and also avoid biased action. This is in regard to gender biases in textual outputs as well as guaranteeing that AI and apps it’s used in do not infringe privacy.

3. Defining Scope and Objectives of the Generative AI Cybersecurity Policy

A good starting point for strengthening a cybersecurity policy is developing a clear statement of the problem’s scope and goals. For Generative AI, this involves:

Scope: It is important to divide certain borders of the policy. State which AI systems the policy applies to, what kind of data is used and where the AI systems operate. This clarity is actually very useful in that it provides a specific focus to policy implementation and enforcement.

Objectives: State tangible targets at which the policy is directed to arrive. Challenges may include prevention of emergence of additional AI-facilitated cyber threats, improvement of AI solutions’ capabilities in terms of threat identification and mitigation, and adherence to the existing legislation and norms.

4. AI Governance and Oversight for Effective Generative AI Cybersecurity

Organization and supervision are some of the fundamental essentials of an adequate AI cybersecurity policy. Good governance practices also aim at ensuring that proper standards and best practices are followed in the creation and operation of AI systems. Key aspects include:

1. Governance Framework: Organise AI cybersecurity in a formal way that would involve defining the set of rules that state who is responsible for what and how it should be done. These should be conducted from time to time and the framework developed updated to reflect changes in threats and technology.

2. Oversight Mechanisms: Perform self-assessments as well as independent assessments within the organization to confirm compliance to the policy. These mechanisms are useful for detecting possible risks and ensuring proper AI functionality and behavior.

5. Implementing and Enforcing the Generative AI Cybersecurity Policy

The effectiveness of policies begins with the execution or administrative phase; this is where policies are put into practice. Key steps include:

1. Training and Awareness: Enlighten the policy to the stakeholders, developers, users and the management on the importance of the policy. It stresses on the resolution that exhibitions or training sessions could be held consistently to assure all of the team that they are well aware of their responsibilities to protect AI cybersecurity.

2. Technical Controls: Use safeguards like access controls, encryption, and use of anomaly detection systems to protect AI applications and the related data. These controls are known as the first level of Cyber security protection mechanisms.

3. Incident Response Plans: Create and update as a priority dedicated plans, which relate to possible incidents concerning AI systems. It is recommended that such elaborate plans should indicate measures of identification, action and management in case of an incident involving artificial intelligence in cyber security.

4. Regular Audits and Reviews: Also, the use of AI must be audited and reviewed periodically in order to find weaknesses in the AI systems and/or plans. It’s required to improve the strategies relied on to counter the new threats periodically.

6. Conclusion: Staying Ahead of Evolving Generative AI Cybersecurity Threats

The possibilities of Generative AI development grow extremely fast, and this provides more opportunities and threats in cybersecurity. Therefore, in order to manage the risks associated with AI while realizing their potential, when developing the Generative AI policy, it is necessary to:

It is also crucial to constantly monitor and adapt to new AI cybersecurity threats and endorse strict ethical standards in the development and implementation of AI technologies. It implies that as AI technologies continue to develop, new strategies of defending against cyber threats are needed and trust to the AI systems and data must be preserved.

In conclusion, it is not only a technical requirement but also a strategic one to build extensive Generative AI cybersecurity policies. Organizations that are in a position to deal with these AI cybersecurity threats shall therefore be better placed to fully capitalize on the possibilities of AI innovations without similar future risks.

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˙ . ꒷ 🪼 . 𖦹˙— Cyber harassment; 04/??

The term "Cyber harassment" describes a type of harassment that occurs online. Cyber harassment causes severe anxiety, severe depression, PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) symptoms, social withdrawal and increases the risks of self harm. Victims often are dismissed because their situation is usually brushed off as "internet drama". /srs

Cyber harassment is considered a crime in several countries, where fines or jail time can be applied to the perpetrators, depending on the country's legislation. /srs

We firmly condemn cyber harassment in any way, shape or form. /srs

If you happen to find any of these blogs or posts, we firmly encourage you to report and block. /srs

Viewer discretion is advised due to the hostility of certain users. /srs

The post on the first screenshot was uploaded on April 21st, 2025. There, you can see the user @/syltheanti willingly engaging one more time in online activities that could be considered harassment. Saying that an entire group of people should "die in a goddamn hole" could be interpreted as wishing harm (which Tumblr can ban if reported under Community Guidelines). Adding to that, it can count as inciting harassment with violent rethoric, since his post can encourage others to attack Pro-Shippers. Besides, complaining about mass reports could be considered hypocritical since Syl himself willingly engages in targeted cyber harassment, like you saw in previous posts. /srs

Proof of @/syltheanti purposely making up false accusations against @proship-froggo with the objective of justifying the targeted cyber harassment towards them down here ⬇️

Proof of @/syltheanti willingly engaging in cyber harassment while defending and supporting people who do that as well, can be found down there ⬇️

The post on the second screenshot was uploaded on April 22nd, 2025. You can see that both Anon and Syl have misunderstood the terms Pro-Shipp, Com-Shipp, and Dark-Shipp. But don't worry, we'll explain it just in case. /srs

Pro-Shipp (🌈🍖 / 🍖🌈) is a stance that supports the creation and enjoyment of all types of shipps involving fictional characters only, including those that might be considered controversial, problematic or taboo. Pro-Shippers believe fiction is separate from reality, and that enjoying problematic content in fiction doesn't necessarily mean endorsing it in real life. Pro-Shippers believe that both creators and fans should have the freedom to explore any type of relationship in fiction without censorship or judgement. Pro-Shippers often advocate for content warnings and tags to help others avoid content they might find triggering. /gen

Com-Shipp (🌸🌛 / 🌛🌸), short for "Complicated Shipping", refers to exploring or enjoying shipps that involve complex, messy, or morally ambiguous fictional characters. These relationships often have layers of conflict, tension or emotional depth. Com-Shippers are drawn to fictional relationships that aren't purely wholesome or healthy, but aren't toxic and abusive either. Com-Shippers like to explore themes like power imbalance, unresolved tension or emotional turmoil, something present in enemies to lovers fictional shipps, by example. Com-Shippers may acknowledge the problematic aspects of a shipp but still finding it interesting or meaningful. /gen

Dark-Shipp (🎱🎀 / 🎀🎱) is about shipping fictional characters in relationships that are explicitly dark, disturbing or taboo. These shipps often involve themes like abuse or manipulation. Dark-shippers are usually drawn to the exploration of dark or taboo themes in fiction, often for the sake of storytelling, emotional intensity, catharsis or shock value. Dark-shipps aren't meant to be normalized or romanticized but are instead explored as part of the story's darker elements (canon or fan made). Besides, most Dark-shippers don't endorse real life behavior, and they often emphasize the importance of content warnings and ethical storytelling when dealing with sensitive topics. /gen

Com-Shipp does exist. Maybe Syl just doesn't like the term "Com-Shipp", but that doesn't mean the term doesn't exist or shouldn't exist. For example, we don't like some things created on the internet, but that doesn't mean those things don't exist. Because the world doesn't revolve around anyone. /gen

And we just showed you that Pro-Shipp ≠ Dark-shipp. Not all Pro-Shippers are Dark-shippers. In fact, some Pro-Shippers are just Com-Shippers. /gen

Also, calling an entire online group of people "nasty fucks" is dehumanizing language meant to incite disdain or violence. /gen

The comment on the third screenshot was made on April 22nd, 2025. The user @/silly4goose20 appears once again. Let's remember it's not the first time she appears in those screenshots willingly engaging in cyber felonies. /srs

Proof that @/silly4goose20 has encouraged several people to commit suicide can be found here ⬇️

Telling people to get help or "take the trash out themselves"... Is this what we think it is? Another phrase similar to "you should get help but if you don't then you should kill yourself"? /srs.

Curiously, on the post on the fourth screenshot, you can see the hypocrisy of this individual. The post was originally uploaded on April 22nd, 2025. It seems like that, for @/silly4goose20 , inciting suicide online is okay, but she shouldn't receive a similar treatment. If she really was this worried about "people getting help" she would condemn suicide incitement in any way, shape or form. We hope her hypocrisy talks by itself. Even if the suicide incitement was unsuccessful (in the best case scenario), she still has blood in her hands and is acting no better than a real life abuser. /srs

The post on the fifth screenshot was originally uploaded on April 23rd, 2025. Well, this post (or reblog, better said) is less harmful than the other ones we've seen, but it can still count as mild cyber harassment. Comparing a group of people to literal trash is dehumanizing, and intended to degrade and insult. The post can serve as a public signal to @/sho-can-g 's online circle that mockery towards Pro-Shippers is acceptable. /srs

The post on the sixth screenshot was originally uploaded on April 13th, 2025. The user @/chubbibunni is not as active as the other users when it comes to shipping discourse, but her online behavior can be equally violent sometimes. There are several things wrong within this screenshot. /srs

The user @/smacksalad made a post saying that vent art / therapeutic art from survivors should be kept in private. As survivors of CSA and extreme physical abuse, we disagree with that statement. The Jellyfish system thinks survivors should be able to upload their vent or therapeutic art to online spaces, as long as they add the proper tags, as long as it's their own decision, and as long as they aren't willingly exposing vulnerable audiences to heavy and traumatizing topics. /gen

Survivors deserve to speak up and express themselves about the things they survived without being pressured to "be silent" or "backpedal". Many survivors (SA survivors, CSA survivors, physical abuse survivors, emotional abuse survivors, abandonment survivors, neglect survivors, and so on), are forced to stay quiet and silent by their own abusers or by the environment that enables their abusers, and this can go on for years or even decades. With this in mind, telling survivors to just "keep it to themselves" is not only disrespectful, but deeply unfair. Don't silence or censor survivors' voices and art. Yeah, some vent or therapeutic art can be deeply disturbing, but the best option is to block people who make that art, instead of urging them to "keep it private". /gen

The rage we feel every time we see someone saying "CP" instead of CSAM/CSEM is unreal omg (`皿´＃) /gen /neg

To keep it short (and family friendly), if you want to support survivors, especially CSA survivors, use the correct terms. Using the term "CP" downplays and undermines the physical, psychological, and moral long-term damage survivors go through. Terms like CSAM and CSEM help remind people that it isn't a type of "porn genre", or "18+ entertainment". It's sexual violence against minors. Survivors deserve that clarity and acknowledgment. /gen

Purposely comparing vent art or therapeutic art from CSA victims/survivors and actual CSAM/CSEM is beyond fucked up. Let us do a quick explanation: /srs

Vent art / Therapeutic art about CSA

Made in a consensual and safe space. /srs

The minor has control over what happens and what doesn't happen. /srs

The main purpose is trauma processing and healing. /srs

The adult (in this case, the therapist) can guide the minor in their healing journey to achieve a better mental and physical well being. /srs

Usually consists of drawings, poems, or just phrases. /srs

CSAM/CSEM

Made in a non consensual and exploitative space. /srs

The minor has no control over the circumstances. Their autonomy and dignity are violated. /srs

The main purpose is preying on vulnerable minors and catering to pedophiles, child predator rings, or human trafficking groups. /srs

The adult (in this case, the perpetrator) often commits another type of sexual violence against the minor, provoking further physical and psychological harm.

The vast majority of times contains images or videos of real life minors being actively harmed. /srs

While the post from @/chubbibunni isn't directed to one specific user, it still can count as cyber harassment. Equating therapeutic art with literal CSAM/CSEM is not only a false comparison, but a deeply harmful one. Falsely accusing CSA/SA survivors of being child abuse perpetrators can be considered defamatory, therefore, this online behavior can be considered cyber harassment. Adding to that, this incident is not an isolated one, but a pattern of ignorant and hostile online behavior. /srs

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Be Careful Putting Your Phone Down At Panera Bread Locations

I noticed my phone buzzing repeatedly when I'd have it open on the table at Panera, and on further review I realized that my phone was repeatedly scanning an NFC tag on the underside of the table. I'm assuming the servers use these as a shorthand way of confirming that food has been delivered to the correct table.

This is all well and good; this is a prime use case for NFC tags, and using an NFC reader app I was able to see that they're just basic numeric codes. As long as the tags aren't rewritable by anyone, they're not a security risk.

The NFC tags at Panera Bread are rewritable. Like, easily. Using a simple app you can get from the Google Play Store.

What this means is that someone can rewrite the NFC tags to redirect to a download link for malware, or a phishing website, or any number of other attack vectors.

I have more information about this issue on my personal website, as well as a video demonstrating the effect. My recommendation is to keep NFC turned off on your phone unless and until you're actively using it (for touchless payments, bus tickets, etc.).

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Deepfake misuse & deepfake detection (before it’s too late) - CyberTalk

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Deepfake misuse & deepfake detection (before it’s too late) - CyberTalk

Micki Boland is a global cyber security warrior and evangelist with Check Point’s Office of the CTO. Micki has over 20 years in ICT, cyber security, emerging technology, and innovation. Micki’s focus is helping customers, system integrators, and service providers reduce risk through the adoption of emerging cyber security technologies. Micki is an ISC2 CISSP and holds a Master of Science in Technology Commercialization from the University of Texas at Austin, and an MBA with a global security concentration from East Carolina University.

In this dynamic and insightful interview, Check Point expert Micki Boland discusses how deepfakes are evolving, why that matters for organizations, and how organizations can take action to protect themselves. Discover on-point analyses that could reshape your decisions, improving cyber security and business outcomes. Don’t miss this.

Can you explain how deepfake technology works? 

Deepfakes involve simulated video, audio, and images to be delivered as content via online news, mobile applications, and through social media platforms. Deepfake videos are created with Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN), a type of Artificial Neural Network that uses Deep Learning to create synthetic content.

GANs sound cool, but technical. Could you break down how they operate?

GAN are a class of machine learning systems that have two neural network models; a generator and discriminator which game each other. Training data in the form of video, still images, and audio is fed to the generator, which then seeks to recreate it. The discriminator then tries to discern the training data from the recreated data produced by the generator.

The two artificial intelligence engines repeatedly game each other, getting iteratively better. The result is convincing, high quality synthetic video, images, or audio. A good example of GAN at work is NVIDIA GAN. Navigate to the website https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ and you will see a composite image of a human face that was created by the NVIDIA GAN using faces on the internet. Refreshing the internet browser yields a new synthetic image of a human that does not exist.

What are some notable examples of deepfake tech’s misuse?

Most people are not even aware of deepfake technologies, although these have now been infamously utilized to conduct major financial fraud. Politicians have also used the technology against their political adversaries. Early in the war between Russia and Ukraine, Russia created and disseminated a deepfake video of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy advising Ukrainian soldiers to “lay down their arms” and surrender to Russia.

How was the crisis involving the Zelenskyy deepfake video managed?

The deepfake quality was poor and it was immediately identified as a deepfake video attributable to Russia. However, the technology is becoming so convincing and so real that soon it will be impossible for the regular human being to discern GenAI at work. And detection technologies, while have a tremendous amount of funding and support by big technology corporations, are lagging way behind.

What are some lesser-known uses of deepfake technology and what risks do they pose to organizations, if any?

Hollywood is using deepfake technologies in motion picture creation to recreate actor personas. One such example is Bruce Willis, who sold his persona to be used in movies without his acting due to his debilitating health issues. Voicefake technology (another type of deepfake) enabled an autistic college valedictorian to address her class at her graduation.

Yet, deepfakes pose a significant threat. Deepfakes are used to lure people to “click bait” for launching malware (bots, ransomware, malware), and to conduct financial fraud through CEO and CFO impersonation. More recently, deepfakes have been used by nation-state adversaries to infiltrate organizations via impersonation or fake jobs interviews over Zoom.

How are law enforcement agencies addressing the challenges posed by deepfake technology?

Europol has really been a leader in identifying GenAI and deepfake as a major issue. Europol supports the global law enforcement community in the Europol Innovation Lab, which aims to develop innovative solutions for EU Member States’ operational work. Already in Europe, there are laws against deepfake usage for non-consensual pornography and cyber criminal gangs’ use of deepfakes in financial fraud.

What should organizations consider when adopting Generative AI technologies, as these technologies have such incredible power and potential?

Every organization is seeking to adopt GenAI to help improve customer satisfaction, deliver new and innovative services, reduce administrative overhead and costs, scale rapidly, do more with less and do it more efficiently. In consideration of adopting GenAI, organizations should first understand the risks, rewards, and tradeoffs associated with adopting this technology. Additionally, organizations must be concerned with privacy and data protection, as well as potential copyright challenges.

What role do frameworks and guidelines, such as those from NIST and OWASP, play in the responsible adoption of AI technologies?

On January 26th, 2023, NIST released its forty-two page Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) and AI Risk Management Playbook (NIST 2023). For any organization, this is a good place to start.

The primary goal of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework is to help organizations create AI-focused risk management programs, leading to the responsible development and adoption of AI platforms and systems.

The NIST AI Risk Management Framework will help any organization align organizational goals for and use cases for AI. Most importantly, this risk management framework is human centered. It includes social responsibility information, sustainability information and helps organizations closely focus on the potential or unintended consequences and impact of AI use.

Another immense help for organizations that wish to further understand risk associated with GenAI Large Language Model adoption is the OWASP Top 10 LLM Risks list. OWASP released version 1.1 on October 16th, 2023. Through this list, organizations can better understand risks such as inject and data poisoning. These risks are especially critical to know about when bringing an LLM in house.

As organizations adopt GenAI, they need a solid framework through which to assess, monitor, and identify GenAI-centric attacks. MITRE has recently introduced ATLAS, a robust framework developed specifically for artificial intelligence and aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

For more of Check Point expert Micki Boland’s insights into deepfakes, please see CyberTalk.org’s past coverage. Lastly, to receive cyber security thought leadership articles, groundbreaking research and emerging threat analyses each week, subscribe to the CyberTalk.org newsletter.

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How To Protect Your Online Privacy From Data Breaches In 2023

How To Protect Your Online Privacy From Data Breaches In 2023 – In today’s world, where everything is digital and the internet is very influential. Starting from shopping to chatting with friends. As well as the internet is a big bonus to us, the internet is always a dangerous place. Bad folks can sometimes break into our online accounts and take our information, this can be a big problem. So, in…

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Securing Tomorrow: Exploring Cutting-Edge Cyber Security Service Solutions

In an era dominated by digital advancements, the need for robust cyber security solutions has never been more critical. As businesses embrace the advantages of a connected world, the risks of cyber threats loom larger than ever. In this blog post, we delve into the cutting-edge cyber security service solutions offered by MAS Global Services, shedding light on their innovative approaches to securing tomorrow's digital landscape.

1. The Threat Landscape Today:

The first section of the blog will set the stage by discussing the current cyber threat landscape. Highlight recent trends, statistics, and notable incidents to emphasize the urgency of advanced security measures.

2. MAS Global Services: A Brief Overview:

Provide readers with a snapshot of MAS Global Services, emphasizing their commitment to staying at the forefront of cyber security. Discuss the company's mission, values, and their role in addressing the evolving challenges of the digital age.

3. Cutting-Edge Technologies:

Explore the innovative technologies employed by MAS Global Services. This could include AI-driven threat detection, blockchain security, and other advanced tools designed to outsmart and outpace cyber threats.

4. Comprehensive Security Services:

Detail the range of cyber security services offered by MAS Global Services. This might include network security, endpoint protection, incident response, and more. Explain how these services work together to create a comprehensive defense strategy.

5. Industry-Specific Solutions:

If applicable, discuss how MAS Global Services tailors its cyber security solutions to specific industries. Whether it's healthcare, finance, or manufacturing, delve into how the company addresses unique challenges faced by different sectors.

6. Future Trends and Adaptability:

Conclude the blog by discussing future trends in cyber security and how MAS Global Services remains adaptable and forward-thinking. This could include insights into upcoming technologies, regulatory changes, or emerging threats.

Conclusion:

Wrap up the blog by reiterating the significance of staying ahead in the cyber security game. Emphasize how MAS Global Services is playing a pivotal role in securing tomorrow's digital landscape through its cutting-edge cyber security Services.

MasGlobal Services provide Cyber security service to protect systems, networks, programs, devices and data from cyber attacks.  So if you are looking for the best Cyber Security Service, Mas Global is the company you can contact.

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Ok, now that you wiped away your tears of laughter, here’s how you can change your web browser and search engine:

- download one of the browsers that put privacy and security first. Here’s a great list. Examples include: Brave, Mozilla Firefox, and for more advanced users: Tor, Ungoogled

- use a VPN. There’s free and paid options.

- change your default search engine to something other than Google. Your online traffic matters. Which websites you load matters. Think of your time and clicks as online currency. Ecosia is a great Bing/Microsoft based search engine that also plants trees with every search! And it gives great results. Another one is DuckDuckGo. Here’s a list of alternative search engines.

Hot tip: the operating systems also collect data whenever you use an online keyboard (and suggested text). Don’t want them to know what you’re typing? You can download a free privacy keyboard for Android (haven’t found one for iOS yet but Apple says the data is stored on device only. Let’s hope so🤞).

Another idea for advanced users: operating systems (such as macOS and Windows) still collect tons of data about you, and cost money if you want to install them on a 2nd hand device, for example. You can use operating systems that are completely free, open-source and user-friendly, such as Ubuntu.

Now go and roam the internet, be free, and donate to open-source programs if you can 😘

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