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"It's going to be a wild ride because there's just so much at stake and there's a lot of animosity going on between the two sides, unfortunately," Jon Clay, vice president of threat intelligence for the cybersecurity company Trend Micro, said during an interview at this year's RSA Conference in San Francisco.

“To evolve security organizations to embrace more closely DevSecOps culture by building satellite security positions in product teams and designate developers with security roles for effective operation, patch management, and incident response,” Jon Clay, vice president for threat intelligence at Trend Micro, told Industrial Cyber.

Even showing such exploits without any accompanying details runs the risk of directing attackers to rediscover vulnerabilities, says Dustin Childs, head of threat awareness for the Zero Day Initiative at Trend Micro, which runs the Pwn2Own competition.

The cybersecurity company is looking to protect against future AI risk.

Trend will bring these advanced capabilities to consumers in late 2024.

With companies pouring billions into AI software and hardware, these installations need to be protected from cybersecurity threats and other security lapses.

The tools, which Trend Micro planned to show at the Computex conference in Taiwan beginning on Sunday, will be capable of running on Nvidia's chips and are designed to detect intruders and make sure that data is only seen by those authorized to use it.

Research from Trend Micro shows tension between CISOs and senior enterprise leadership. Many security leaders say they’re perceived as nags.

And to protect you from the increased risks of AI applications, too.

A number of serious Windows bugs still haven't made their way into criminal circles, but that won't remain the case forever — and time is running short before ZDI releases exploit details.