Elias Groll

RT @uuallan: This was a lot of fun, I always relish the chance to talk to @EliasGroll!

This was a great conversation with @joesu11ivan. If you're interested in what it's like to be in the trenches as a modern security exec, this is the one.

joe sullivan @joesu11ivan

Had a great chat with @EliasGroll on the @CyberScoopNews Safe Mode Podcast during RSA week. We discussed cybersecurity's current state, regulatory needs for the industry, CISO challenges and liability, and AI-related threats. https://t.co/4UpXYhxiNt https://t.co/QQYSPdXcne

US tax return is a known unknown.

Robbie Gramer @RobbieGramer

Happy tax day, Donald Rumsfeld edition https://t.co/vfmy3oqnRm

Remarkable to see the USG treat Microsoft as a national champion and grease the wheels of this deal to address national security concerns related to an Emirati AI firm, cutting out China in the process. https://t.co/0bLJtYgIU2

Blast radius of Midnight Blizzard breach of Microsoft continues to widen. Federal government now affected. Emergency directive on the issue coming. Our exclusive with colleagues: @rebheilweil @timstarks & @AJVicens https://t.co/b3a4i6VX1M

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Byron's new book freaked me out. Anyone curious about how data is collected, bundled, sold and analyzed should read it.

Byron Tau @ByronTau

Thank you to @EliasGroll and @CyberScoopNews for having me the Safe Mode podcast to talk about Means of Control. Check it out here or wherever you get your podcasts! https://t.co/YbObL5V8D9

RT @jsrailton: 12/ Sounds like @JoeBiden 's @WhiteHouse wanted to make sure the message of today's #spywaresanctions was understood by the…

Perhaps the best data yet on Elon's effect on conflict Twitter: @uwcip finds that 7 OSINT posters accumulated 1.6 billion views on content related to Israel Gaza conflict in first three days, compared to 112 million views for 6 leading news accounts. https://t.co/LuuGSnEdZb

Microsoft thinks it knows how Chinese hackers stole a highly sensitive signing key — by rifling through the proverbial garbage can of a crash dump file: https://t.co/1EITUtblI6

A great @TonyaJoRiley joint on the staggering mental health crisis facing the cybersecurity industry: https://t.co/3hh7cRFqoG

RT @CyberScoopNews: If red-teaming is going to be useful for finding and fixing #AI flaws, last weekend’s exercise at the @aivillage_dc — b…

My (delayed by COVID 😑) piece looking at the DEF CON AI red teaming exercise, the possibility of adversarial tests for AI and the huge challenge facing security researchers trying to find flaws in large language models. https://t.co/0PCSuolUjS

My interview from Black Hat with former National Cyber Director Chris Inglis about the 2024 election, Ukraine, the recent Microsoft hack and what was left out of the national cyber strategy. https://t.co/Xd6aGi1Rip

The cyberattack targeting Viasat satellite internet modems on the eve of the Ukraine invasion was more complex than initially understood. A second, sophisticated and newly revealed attack sought to keep disabled modems offline. https://t.co/qkrhLi0QVi

In the largest public red-teaming exercise ever, 3,000 hackers will attempt to break into leading generative AI models from firms like OpenAI and Anthropic over the next four days at DEF CON. https://t.co/9zBBRK8ZV4