@anton_chuvakin I guess people thought that "preventative" is too boring or "old school" and came up with something new.
However, English is not my native language and maybe there is deep meaningful difference in these two words.
@anton_chuvakin@TankDerek Just imagine a future where systems can agree on approach purely on pros/cons for a company, without considering corporate politics, ego, etc.
But I would be happy if AI can do expense reports and accruals for me.
@matthewdfuller I agree with “idiot proof” way in theory. In practice I can see it is almost impossible within one company, hence I don’t know how it would be even achievable by CSP.
I always blame shared responsibility model, as most people are having vague understanding of it.
@0xdabbad00 Ahaha, you also added some smoke screens, but I don’t want to spoil things for others.
Will it be closed at some point soon or stay open until all challenges would be released?
@anton_chuvakin Yes. Because these problems have no definitive solution for a reason. All require persistence and certain level of resolve to push people to do “boring” and unpleasant things. Easier to jump on a hype wagon in current cycle.
@rekdt Real conversation: “Hey, we did a great job! We found a way to prioritize vulnerabilities. Out of 300k, we can only focus on 17k which are critical, with high EPSS score and in KEV database”.
On this stage I wanted to cry in some dark place.
On a flip-note, it would be interesting to observe how LLMs adoption would impact critical thinking. Before you had to find an information, analyze it. Now you are getting everything on a silver plate. There is no catch, right?
Used NotebookLM to generate a podcast based on M-Trends, Verizon DBIR and IBM X-Force reports. @anton_chuvakin you need to tell Gemini team to stop making you a competitor.
@anton_chuvakin I already saw a vendor who added LLM for their query engine, so normal humans can just ask what they want. So, I hope no more new query languages (had to learn several in the past).