Securing Your AI: Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Popular Ollama Framework
What is Ollama? Ollama is a free, open-source application that allows companies to run AI models locally on their own hardware rather than using cloud-based services. Its user-friendly design and wide compatibility with different computer systems have made it...
Tackling the Three-Headed Hydra of GenAI Challenges with RidgeGen
Generative AI (GenAI) is like a mythical beast in cybersecurity—capable of extraordinary feats yet...
Harnessing GenAI for Cybersecurity: Challenges and RidgeGen’s Solution
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7jv6VveECiz7ejMhyEVvoh?si=f077b0d9aa28472a While many hackers...
Reflections on 2024: Strengthening Defenses for Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet
In the dynamic world of cybersecurity, where new vulnerabilities emerge faster than ever,...
Ransomware Wake-Up Call – The Need for Proactive Exposure Management
The recent ransomware breach of Casio, a large Japanese electronics company, is yet another...
The Growing Demand for GenAI in Cybersecurity
The unabated expansion in attack surfaces and increasing cyberattack sophistication are fueling...
The Benefits of Auto Pentesting and Validating Web APIs
Automated pentesting and validating the security of Web APIs is critical to API development and...