Industry: Financial Services
Carolyn Ford VP Global Marketing, Owl Cyber Defense
The Best Defense Against AI Attacks Is a Path That Doesn’t Exist
AI has changed the economics of cyber offense. Work that once took skilled teams months, such as finding a flaw in firmware, a binary, or a misconfigured enforcement layer, can now be don...
The AI Protection Myth: Why AI Readiness Needs a Hardware Floor
AI readiness is not just about adopting better models, writing stronger policies, or adding more software guardrails. As Forrester explains in The CIO’s Guide to AI Readiness, success d...
Carolyn Ford VP Global Marketing, Owl Cyber Defense
NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform just validated what we’ve been saying for years. Software can’t hold an AI agent. You need a boundary it cannot argue its way past.
Today NVIDIA launched its Open Agent Safety Platform, built around OpenShell (a secure runtime boundary) and Sentry (a hardware watchdog running on BlueField DPUs that can quarantine a mi...
Kristina Dettwiler Product Marketing
Owl Talon® v3.5: Extend One-Way Protection Without the OS Wait
When a new threat, protocol, or mission requirement shows up in the field, waiting for the next OS release isn't just inconvenient, it can be a critical operational risk. Every cycle spen...
Secure by Design: Rethinking Process, Control, and Adaptability
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Digital transformation is often approached as a technology project: identify an outdated system, select a replacement, implement it, and move on. But as James Davies...
Tackling AI Containment – Is It Already Too Late?
The tech world experienced a collective freakout over the recent Hugging Face incident. In a first-of-its-kind breach, an autonomous Open AI agent ‘escaped’ a testing sandbox,...
Cyber Leadership Under Pressure: Securing Growth in a Defense-Driven Manufacturing Environment
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Cybersecurity looks very different when the systems you're protecting manufacture critical communications equipment instead of processing email, Brahman Thiyagalingh...
