Chris Steffen is joined by Chris Wysopal and Sohail Iqbal from Veracode to explore how AI-generated code and open-source software are rapidly expanding the cybersecurity attack surface.
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As the volume and complexity of data continues to grow, organizations must put in place governance processes to protect their data and ensure its efficient and responsible use.
Every organization has a data culture.
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Taking place at the Olympia in London on 20-21 September, this year’s event features 15 theatres and 300 speakers discussing everything from generative AI to Datamesh to DataOps to Observability.
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The move comes as part of Meta’s “growing partnership” with Microsoft, with the two tech titans stating they share a “commitment to democratising AI and its benefits” by taking an open approach to AI developments.
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