Aaron Mulgrew

Aug 22, 2024 | everfox.com | Aaron Mulgrew |Scott Gallagher |Tim Freestone |Everfox TechHubEverfox

Some networks, especially those running critical operations or holding very sensitive information, need to stay disconnected from the internet. This is a crucial step to protect them from cyber threats and unauthorized access. For example, networks used in military communications, financial transactions, or healthcare data often require this level of security. By keeping these networks isolated, they can ensure their operations remain safe and their data stays private.

Apr 3, 2024 | infosecurity-magazine.com | Aaron Mulgrew

Securing remote management within operational technology (OT) has emerged as an ever-expanding challenge for numerous organizations and industries in recent years. With technology used in operational networks approaching the end of life and being increasingly linked to the internet, often directly, exposing an expansive attack surface. Addressing the remote connectivity issue requires robust boundary defences and mechanisms for the safe import and export of data.

Feb 5, 2024 | governmenttechnologyinsider.com | Aaron Mulgrew

Today’s AI ecosystem is a fast-growing environment of both new applications and new security threats as AI technologies mature at a record-breaking pace. 2023 was a banner year for AI innovation, driven by the widespread adoption of ChatGPT and advances in AI-driven applications that are multiplying across industry sectors and enterprise use cases. Along with this surge of innovation, however, comes expanding attack surfaces and novel cyberthreats that specifically target AI systems.

Oct 18, 2023 | vmblog.com | Aaron Mulgrew |David Marshall

By Aaron Mulgrew Generative artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT and Bard are the talk of the town. But what makes them really tick? The answer lies in large language models (LLMs). These models, as part of predictive neural networks, possess remarkable language understanding and prediction capabilities. LLMs are trained by deep learning algorithms called transformers to comprehend text with billions of parameters, much like humans do.

Jun 3, 2023 | gulfbusiness.com | Divsha Bhat |Aaron Mulgrew

Image credit: Getty images/SuppliedArtificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly advanced in recent years, but only since the recent explosion of ChatGPT has it become so visibly prominent in the UAE. From healthcare to education, its integration into various industries has brought numerous benefits – including improving efficiency, effectiveness and customer experience. Yet the potential cybersecurity risks posed are often overlooked.