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Michiel Prins

Michiel Prins

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Contributor, Information Age

San Francisco

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machine learning and post quantum cryptography. software#1 All areas of electronics hardware and renewable energy. Secondarily especially related to artificial intelligence

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Total articles 19

  • AI vs AI – are cybercriminals or organisations winning? - Information Age

    By Michiel Prins| Information Age@ Since OpenAI’s breakthrough in Large Language Models (LLMs), threats to organisations have skyrocketed. That’s because whenever we make significant technological progress, bad actors also benefit: cybercriminals now use LLMs and generative AI to execute hyper-local attack playbooks at scale and obfuscate the traditional ‘tells’ that alert employees and organisations to attack. We’re in a metaphorical arms race with threat actors to make the best use of AI. So, who is winning?

    By Michiel Prins · Information Age

    Feb. 10, 2025

  • Balancing Act: The Value of Human Expertise in the Age of Generative AI

    By Michiel Prins| DATAVERSITY Verified Humans are considered the weakest link in the enterprise when it comes to security. Rightfully so, as  of cybersecurity incidents are caused by human error. Humans are fickle, fallible, and unpredictable, making them easy targets for cybercriminals looking to gain entry to organizations’ systems.  This makes our reliance on machines that much more important. Up until this point, we’ve been able to trust machines to operate with code as the truth.

    By Michiel Prins · DATAVERSITY

    Jan. 09, 2024

  • AI vs AI – are cybercriminals or organisations winning? - Information Age

    By Michiel Prins| Information Age@ Since OpenAI’s breakthrough in Large Language Models (LLMs), threats to organisations have skyrocketed. That’s because whenever we make significant technological progress, bad actors also benefit: cybercriminals now use LLMs and generative AI to execute hyper-local attack playbooks at scale and obfuscate the traditional ‘tells’ that alert employees and organisations to attack. We’re in a metaphorical arms race with threat actors to make the best use of AI. So, who is winning?

    By Michiel Prins · Information Age

    Feb. 10, 2025

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Information Age

Information Age is a digital media brand and events organizer that focuses on technology leadership. Established in 1995 as a print magazine, it transitioned to a fully digital platform in 2017. The company serves CTOs, CIOs, and technology leaders by providing news, analysis, and guidance on critical technology trends. The online portal offers breaking news, research, and insights on topics such as cybersecurity, data leadership, and digital transformation. Information Age also organizes live events, including the Data Leadership Summit & Awards, Tech Leaders Summit & Awards, and the Women in IT Awards, which is the largest technology diversity event series globally. Additionally, the company promotes diversity and emerging talent through initiatives like career fairs and recognition programs. With a commitment to fostering networking and knowledge-sharing among industry professionals, Information Age has become a key platform for technology leaders, emphasizing future-oriented strategies and best practices.

San Francisco, United States

+44 20 7250 7956

Founded: 1995