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Crogl, a new player in cybersecurity, has launched an autonomous assistant aimed at helping researchers manage the overwhelming number of daily network alerts. CEO Monzy Merza described it as an “Iron Man suit” for security analysts. Following a successful private beta, Crogl secured $30 million in funding, including a $25 million Series A led by Menlo Ventures. The platform leverages big data and Large Language Models to enhance alert management and streamline workflows. Plans for future expansion include focusing on remediation capabilities, with confidence in Crogl’s innovative approach to tackling alert overload in the cybersecurity landscape.
Senator Blocks Trump’s CISA Director Nominee Over Telecom Security ‘Cover-Up’ Concerns
Democratic Senator Ron Wyden has placed a hold on Sean Plankey’s nomination as director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) due to concerns over a “multi-year cover-up” of security flaws in U.S. telecommunications. Wyden demands the release of a 2022 unclassified report detailing these vulnerabilities before supporting Plankey. He emphasizes the public’s right to know about critical telecom security issues, especially in light of the Salt Typhoon hacking incidents linked to Chinese spies. Wyden has introduced legislation for minimum cybersecurity standards for phone companies, highlighting the urgent need for accountability in the sector.
OpenAI Reveals: Deleted Operator Data Could Be Stored for Up to 90 Days!
OpenAI announced that its new AI tool, Operator, may retain chat logs and screenshots for up to 90 days, even if users delete them. This policy, which contrasts with ChatGPT’s 30-day retention, aims to address potential misuse of the technology and enhance user safety. Operator, available to $200-per-month ChatGPT Pro subscribers, automates tasks such as travel booking and online shopping using a built-in browser. While it captures screenshots to facilitate interactions, it avoids sensitive information like passwords. OpenAI emphasizes that access to this data is restricted to authorized personnel for abuse investigations and legal purposes.
Palantir Executive Stands by Controversial Immigration Surveillance Initiatives
Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham criticized Palantir’s $30 million contract with ICE for its Immigration Lifecycle Operating System, which aids in identifying deportation targets. This sparked a defense from Palantir’s executives, including Ted Mabrey, who expressed optimism about attracting talent and underscored the moral implications of their work. He compared Graham’s criticism to past protests against military contracts, emphasizing the belief in a mission that benefits society. While Graham urged Palantir to commit to ethical practices, Mabrey reiterated the company’s dedication to ethical standards and improving the world, highlighting ongoing debates about technology’s role in government operations.
Flock Safety’s Controversial Move: California Mayor Hired and Now Suing the Company!
In a significant legal development, Flock Safety, a police surveillance startup, faces a lawsuit from Moreno Valley’s Mayor Ulises Cabrera. The mayor alleges wrongful termination, citing that Flock pressured him to use his official position to promote their products. This case raises critical concerns regarding the intersection of private corporations and public officials. Background of…