AI NewsWaveOpenAI Shares Cyber Defense Strategy With Korean Corporate Security Executives
Key points
- OpenAI holds a Cyber CXO Roundtable in Seoul
- Invites about 60 executives, including CISOs at Korean companies
- Advises using AI to find and fix vulnerabilities before attackers do
On the 16th, OpenAI held a "Cyber CXO Roundtable" in Seoul for executives, including chief information security officers (CISOs), at Korean companies. Digital Today reported that about 60 people were invited at the Westin Seoul Parnas.
According to Digital Today, attendees included Kim Kyung-hoon, head of OpenAI Korea, and Dominic Grillo, head of technical success. Digital Daily reported that as AI speeds up the discovery of gaps in software, companies have less time to prepare for attacks, and that OpenAI advised Korean security leaders to find and fix them with AI before attackers do.