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Responding to the Five Eyes guidance on AI and cyber risk

The Five Eyes AI guidance urges organizations to strengthen software supply chain security. Learn how Chainguard helps teams stay ahead.
The latest joint statement from the Five Eyes cybersecurity agencies delivers a straightforward message. Artificial intelligence is changing the economics and speed of cyberattacks, and organizations should adjust their security programs now rather than wait for a future wave of threats. For software development teams, the guidance reinforces something many security practitioners have been working toward for years. Secure software delivery, rapid remediation, and resilient infrastructure are becoming business requirements rather than security initiatives. At Chainguard, we see the statement as validation of an approach that emphasizes reducing…
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