Paul M. Nakasone: More dangerous cyberthreats are coming. That leaves a limited window to respond
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During my time as head of the National Security Agency and the U.S. Cyber Command, I witnessed firsthand how cyber threats can jeopardize the United States. Election interference, ransomware attacks, supply chain disruptions, and previously undiscovered vulnerabilities in critical software systems all threaten national security. Today, as a member of the board of directors of OpenAI, I see an even greater threat emerging in cyberspace: artificia…
Paul M. Nakasone: More dangerous cyberthreats are coming. That leaves a limited window to respond
During my tenure leading the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, I saw how cyberthreats can endanger the United States. Election interference, ransomware, supply chain attacks and zero-day vulnerabilities in critical software systems all threaten national security. Today, from my perch as a member of the board at OpenAI, I see an even greater risk emerging in cyberspace: artificial intelligence. (The Washington Post has a content pa…
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