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Camelot Secure’s AI wizard eases path to cybersecurity compliance

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Cybersecurity company Camelot Secure, which specializes in helping organizations comply with CMMC, has seen the burdens of “compliance overload” first-hand through its customers. To address compliance fatigue, Camelot began work on its AI wizard in 2023. Myrddin uses AI to interact intelligently with users.

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LatticeFlow launches first comprehensive evaluation framework for compliance with the EU AI Act

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However, the framework has also been criticized as being vague, non-technical, and broad. To help provide some clarity and give AI makers a grasp of how well their models may fare, LatticeFlow, ETH Zurich, and the Institute for Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology (INSAIT) Wednesday announced Compl-AI.

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Due diligence is ever more critical as the battle for cloud sovereignty intensifies

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These initiatives reinforce the growing potential of sovereign cloud services in a world increasingly dominated by questions of cloud choice and control, and complex compliance requirements. After Google’s cooperation with T-Systems and the “ Delos ” offer from Microsoft, SAP, and Arvato, AWS now follows suit. So, what does a pledge mean?

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Why CIOs back API governance to avoid tech sprawl

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But APIs do more than support next-generation technologies — they already serve a foundational purpose within most enterprises. As enablers for the integration of data and business services across platforms, APIs are very aligned with current tech trends,” says Antonio Vázquez, CIO of software company Bizagi.

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Beyond the hype: Key components of an effective AI policy

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In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) plays a pivotal role in transforming businesses across various sectors. Understanding the need for an AI policy As AI technologies become more sophisticated, concerns around privacy, bias, transparency and accountability have intensified.

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Australia pushes for AI rules, focusing on oversight and accountability

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Australia has outlined plans for new AI regulations, focusing on human oversight and transparency as the technology spreads rapidly across business and everyday life. The Tech Council estimates Generative AI alone could contribute $45 billion to $115 billion per year to the Australian economy by 2030,” the statement said.

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UK launches platform to help businesses manage AI risks, build trust

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“The platform brings together guidance and new practical resources which sets out clear steps such as how businesses can carry out impact assessments and evaluations, and reviewing data used in AI systems to check for bias, ensuring trust in AI as it’s used in day-to-day operations,” the government said in a statement.