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This article argues that better security starts with asking the right questions, not just collecting more data. It emphasizes that security is an enabler of innovation, especially in the age of AI, and must consider the interconnectedness of people, processes, and technology.
This article discusses how OSS-Fuzz, launched in 2016, has significantly enhanced open-source security by finding and reporting tens of thousands of bugs. It highlights the shift from merely finding vulnerabilities to reducing maintainer burden through automated patches.
Microsoft emphasizes that effective AI-driven security requires balancing intelligence with trust, as organizations transition from experimentation to implementation. Security is no longer separate from innovation but a key enabler, demanding better questions to guide decision-making: what to protect, which risks matter most, and what conditions ensure confidence.
This article argues that better security starts with asking the right questions, not just collecting more data. It emphasizes that security is an enabler of innovation, especially in the age of AI, and must consider the interconnectedness of people, processes, and technology.
Since its launch in 2016, OSS-Fuzz has contributed significantly to making open-source secure by finding and reporting tens of thousands of bugs.
This article discusses how OSS-Fuzz, launched in 2016, has significantly enhanced open-source security by finding and reporting tens of thousands of bugs. It highlights the shift from merely finding vulnerabilities to reducing maintainer burden through automated patches.