Over the next decade, the way we define security failures is going to change. No longer will it begin with an unpatched server or a careless employee clicking the wrong link. The root cause will be something far more ordinary, yet harder to see: third-party services. Right now, organizations are allowing outside services to sit inside their workflows, applications, and data, then, once in place, assuming that they will apply the same levels of protection as the organization itself would. This assumption is what we call delegated trust, and it is quietly becoming the largest attack surface in modern security.…
Clarence Chio
Clarence Chio
Clarence is the cofounder and CEO at Coverbase, the leading AI procurement and risk company that recently raised $20m from top investors to automate 90% of vendor management. Prior to this, he cofounded Unit21, Google-backed company that raised $92m to help top financial institutions combat fraud and money laundering with AI. He has degrees in Computer Science and AI from Stanford, published the book "Machine Learning and Security" with O'Reilly Media, and teaches AI and security at UC Berkeley.