CISA issued a directive today reflecting the growing recognition that patching based primarily on severity scores is no longer sufficient in an AI-driven environment where defenders face more vulnerabilities than they can realistically remediate at once.
Check out my latest CSO piece for more details.
Many thanks to Sasha Romanosky of Rand, Jerry Gamblin of RogoLabs, and Michael Roytman of Empirical Security for their insight.
Berge auf der Insel Putuo Shan (2006) #MountainMonday #Putuoshan
Argentina's Patagonia region is drawing interest from hyperscalers and data center developers due to its cold climate, expanses of land, and renewable energy (Leila Miller/Reuters)
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/te
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Using SEO to justify accessibility was only ever a technique for bosses / clients driven by dashboards, money.
Ideally, you want to get past that ASAP to drive better outcomes for humans, not SERPs.
I get it as a foot-in-the-door tactic — hopefully no further.
But it also drove alt text keyword stuffing (among other bad practices).
So I was always wary of companies pitching accessibility *and* SEO in their marketing.
RE: #AltText.
"39 Chicks Strengthen Darwin’s Rhea Rewilding in Patagonia"
#Patagonia #Animals
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Not photogenic!
I was never a photogenic person, because when everyone said cheese I said „WHERE?“
-Unknown author-
Google pilots a faster twice-a-week schedule for Chrome security releases as AI tools drive a surge in bug discoveries; Chrome 149 and 150 fixed 1,072 bugs (Lily Hay Newman/Wired)
https://www.wired.com/story/chrome-needs-twice-a-week-patching-…