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Philip A. Dursey

HypergameAI Founder | Asymmetric Cyber Defense through Autonomous Threat Engagement​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Philip A. Dursey is an accomplished security practitioner-scholar with a cross-functional and multidisciplinary expertise aimed toward engineering, architecting, analyzing and operationalizing secure software and systems. With over ten years of experience, Dursey has led high-stake, top-tier clientele security programs with a focus on security leadership, strategy, technical security controls, elite team building and leading, modelling, simulation, analysis, cyber deception, incident response, and cryptographic engineering. Dursey has demonstrated his capabilities delivering security solutions to different industries and leading Cyber Wargaming and Crisis Management teams for institutions such as Oxford University, Stanford, and Wikistrat, among others. As a recognized figure in the InfoSec community, Dursey is renowned for providing actionable insights and impartial advice on security impact, major issues and problems across industries such as Financial Services, Telecom, Tech and Media. His notable credentials include a certified Stanford Advanced Computer Security Professional and a Zero Trust Strategist. Dursey is currently pursuing his MSc in Software and Systems Security at the University of Oxford.

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Aug 16 · linkedin

Excellent analysis by Jason Healey via Texas National Security Review

Aug 2 · linkedin

My latest article, "Unlocking the Impact: Safeguarding Against AI Security Breaches." 🚀

As the founder of HypergameAI, and former CISO of a leading AI infra provider, I've been on the front lines of the AI security revolution. What I've seen both thrills and concerns me.

AI is transforming our world, but it's also opening new vulnerabilities. In this piece, I dive deep into:

  • The hidden risks in our AI systems
  • Why traditional cybersecurity just isn't cutting it anymore
  • How we can build a more secure AI-driven future
  • This isn't just theory – it's drawn from real-world challenges I've faced and solutions we've developed at HypergameAI.

Key takeaways:

  • AI security breaches can have cascading effects we're just beginning to understand
  • Protecting AI requires a fundamental shift in our approach to cybersecurity
  • The legal and ethical landscape is complex, but navigable with the right strategy

I truly believe that the future of our digital world depends on getting this right. I'd love to hear your thoughts.

What AI security challenges keep you up at night? How is your organization adapting?

Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gAVvYfVt

Let's continue this critical conversation. Our shared insights could be the key to a safer AI future.

#AISecurity #CybersecurityInnovation #TechLeadership #AIEthics

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