le problème c'est que ça arrange quand c'est les gafam quand 9n peut lejr faire cracher des sous, mais c'est compliqué quand c'est des services de l'état lui même avec les moyens de mettre le plus haut niveau de securité. C'est pas parcque t'es assuré qu'il ne peut pas y avoir
CYBERSECURITY
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Level Zero: Multidisciplinary ICS/OT Cybersecurity Risk Management
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Level Zero uses a multidisciplinary approach integrating engineering, cybersecurity, and risk management for ICS/OT professionals.
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OT Cybersecurity Conferences Expand to Bridge Industry Gap
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OT cybersecurity gets 3 dedicated conferences in April. OT.SEC.CON expands to two days to bridge the gap between owner/operators and cybersecurity experts. Critical infrastructure needs collaborative defense. #TDK_iioT #highbyte_iiot #influxdata_iiot #Infinite_iiot #opswat_ics pic.twitter.com/JabSRHsK7B
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 20 avril 2026OT cybersecurity gets 3 dedicated conferences in April. OT.SEC.CON expands to two days to bridge the gap between owner/operators and cybersecurity experts. Critical infrastructure needs collaborative defense. #TDK_iioT #highbyte_iiot #influxdata_iiot #Infinite_iiot #opswat_ics
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Claude Metrics Upstream Control Privacy Concerns
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Claude will still send lots of metrics upstream and you have no control over how long proxying will work.
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Security is only as strong as weakest link
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a good reminder that your security is only as good as the weakest part of your security
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Open-source maintainers face harder security challenges than closed-source
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totally got harder for open-source maintainers but I suspect that it got even harder for closed-source maintainers to stay safe (even if they don't necessary realize it yet because they've been breached silently)
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Open Source vs Proprietary AI: Security and Capability Asymmetry
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Why? – Risk comes from capability asymmetry between attackers and defenders. Open source is what every frontier lab already trains on so defenders get the same AI firepower as attackers. With proprietary code, you're on your own. The biggest risk is someone training a model on x.com/ClementDelangu…
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Safety concerns depend on security investment levels
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suspect they'll be much less safe than they used to but also depends how much they're investing in security
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Open Source vs Proprietary: The AI Security Asymmetry Problem
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Why? – Risk comes from capability asymmetry between attackers and defenders. Open source is what every frontier lab already trains on so defenders get the same AI firepower as attackers. With proprietary code, you're on your own. The biggest risk is someone training a model on
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Closed-Source Projects Face 10x Higher Risk Than Open-Source
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In a mythos world (which we are already in), closed-source projects will be 10x more at risk than open-source projects!