Usually when we speak about two of our favorite topics — Rust and Security, the context is describing how Rust creates inherently (and blazingly fast) software applications like what we are building at Zectonal. This week the security of Rust itself made the news in several areas. Below are a…

In our previous article Don’t Underestimate the Importance of Characterizing Your Data Supply Chain we described how data supply chains operate globally, and how they are vulnerable to disruption through operational neglect and emerging AI Security attacks. In this article, we demonstrate and describe how a single intentionally formatted text…

Polluted Data Lakes and Data Warehouses are becoming an increasingly significant problem resulting in AI Bias and Data & AI Poisoning security vulnerabilities. Counterfeit data, in both non-deceptive and deceptive forms is entering the global data supply chain at an alarming rate. …

Many organizations neglect the quality and security of their data supply chains. It is critical in both your traditional and AI-driven data analytics to take proactive steps to “characterize” your data. In this article, we describe how data supply chains operate and the need to differentiate your data on quality…

In November 2020, an industry research report often cited by Microsoft stated that 500,000,000 new software applications will be created in the next five years. In an ever-increasingly crowded ecosystem of software applications in every conceivable market, it is no longer viable to compete solely on functional differentiators — those…

One of the more impactful publications that resonates these past twelve months is Marc Andreessen’s call to action via “It’s Time To Build.” His call to action in the immediate aftermath of the coronavirus garnered much attention. …

In the mid 1990’s my college roommate could not stop talking about a series of courses he was enrolled in within the biology department, or how these biology professors were describing future technologies that would allow cars to drive themselves, robots to speak like humans, computers that can write their…