In a social media post, the company stated that it used its own models to “to understand the device and where it had come from” and that “this case is an example of how AI can help address these sophisticated security threats,” but some question the veracity of that claim. Questioning the Claim John Bruggeman, vCISO at CBTS, comments, “My cybersecurity take is that this is a classic Insider Risk issue. I think OpenAI’s claim that its own AI models were instrumental in cracking the case don’t sound that believable to me.
Source: Security Magazine
