For many years now ransomware attacks have been right at or near the top of the charts for the most frequent and most damaging type of cyber attacks. Organizations of all shapes and sizes are targeted by cyber criminals and ransomware groups. From small businesses because they are typically low hanging fruit in terms of their cyber defenses, to the largest of enterprises, government agencies, and municipalities. Nothing is out of bounds for moral reasons either - as ransomware attackers have also heavily targeted charitable organizations and the healthcare sector.
I think I would preface the ask with a discussion with each bot about the problem first, l leading to a wide ranging probe of the substrate of the problem. Then when I asked it for solutions, I would command it to explicitly link its solutions to this substrate. As near as I can tell, from my inexpert knowledge of the problem, all responses would be useful to prime the pump. Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing. I agree with the outputs of the models not being something you present to your team, but a good starting point. Which model would you recommend to consult for cyber security matters?
Interesting that ChatGPT came up with legal and regulatory compliance without being prompted, while the others missed it.
I think I would preface the ask with a discussion with each bot about the problem first, l leading to a wide ranging probe of the substrate of the problem. Then when I asked it for solutions, I would command it to explicitly link its solutions to this substrate. As near as I can tell, from my inexpert knowledge of the problem, all responses would be useful to prime the pump. Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing. I agree with the outputs of the models not being something you present to your team, but a good starting point. Which model would you recommend to consult for cyber security matters?