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Security Implications of ChatGPT
Release Date: 08/02/2023
Working Group: AI Safety
This position paper provides analysis across four dimensions: How it can benefit cybersecurity, how it can benefit malicious attackers, how ChatGPT might be attacked directly, and guidelines for responsible usage. The paper provides clarity about managing the risks in leveraging ChatGPT, but what may be surprising to some, it also identifies over a dozen specific use cases for improving cybersecurity within an organization.
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Kurt Seifried
Chief Innovation Officer, CSA
Kurt Seifried
Chief Innovation Officer, CSA
For over two decades, Kurt has excelled in information security, starting with Windows and Linux, and advancing to cloud computing and AI. With a strong focus on AI security, privacy, and open source, Kurt brings extensive expertise to the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA).
Sean Heide
Sean Heide
Vishwas Manral
Founder at Precize Inc & Fellow at Cloud Security Alliance
Vishwas Manral
Founder at Precize Inc & Fellow at Cloud Security Alliance
Vishwas is the Founder at Precize Inc, a stealth Cloud and AI security startup. Vishwas is also the co-chair of CSA’s Serverless Working Group and the Chair of Cloud Security Alliance in Silicon Valley. He was the head of Cloud Native security and Chief Technologist at McAfee Enterprise + FireEye. Vishwas joined McAfee Enterprise when his com...
Bogdan Filip
Bogdan Filip
Walter Dula
Walter Dula
Eric E. Cohen
Eric E. Cohen
Billy Toney
Chapter Relations Manager, CSA
Billy Toney
Chapter Relations Manager, CSA
Suptrotik Ghose
Suptrotik Ghose
Marina Bregkou
Principal Research Analyst, Associate VP, CSA
Marina Bregkou
Principal Research Analyst, Associate VP, CSA
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