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Vishwas Manral

Founder, CEO, Cloud | AI

Vishwas Manral is the Founder and CEO of Precize Inc, a stealth cloud and AI security startup.13 He is a prominent figure in the cybersecurity industry with extensive experience and leadership roles:

  1. Current Positions:

    • Founder of Precize Inc13
    • Fellow at Cloud Security Alliance (CSA)3
    • Co-Chair of CSA's Serverless Working Group3
    • Chair of the CSA Silicon Valley Chapter2
  2. Previous Roles:

    • Head of Cloud Native Security and Chief Technologist at McAfee Enterprise + FireEye (later named Skyhigh Security)13
    • CEO of NanoSec, acquired by McAfee in August 201914
    • Distinguished Technologist & Strategist at Hewlett-Packard4
  3. Contributions to the Industry:

    • Authored early versions of MITRE ATT&CK for Containers3
    • Contributed over 30 Requests for Comments (RFCs) and standards in networking and security3
    • Developed technologies like IPsec and DVPN, widely used in routers and enterprises3
  4. Advisory Roles:

    • Advisor to companies such as Spirent, Graphiant, and Bootup Ventures13
    • Advisor to Cyber Future Foundation (CFF) and H.A.C.K., a government accelerator for cybersecurity in Bangalore1
  5. Achievements:

    • CSA Lifetime Fellow2
    • Member of Forbes Technology Council4

Vishwas Manral is known for his deep technical expertise, leadership in cloud and AI security, and significant contributions to the cybersecurity community through his work with CSA and various industry initiatives.23

Highlights

Jan 24 · linkedin

Security implications of #ChatGPT Companies are worried about securing their data as their teams sometimes upload sensitive data into Chat-GPT (used synonymously with the service at chat.openai.com). I did some basic research to find out what works and what does not work from a security perspective.

Key things are:

  1. Some basic security issues with passwords and login on the website (insecure 8 character passwords are allowed). However, the data-at-rest (Azure platform encryption) and data-in-motion are properly secured TLS 1.3. 2. Ownership of data is an issue companies should consider carefully as they evaluate ChatGPT. Looking at existing US laws and who owns data/ copyright if an AI generates some data and especially one that is trained by open source data. Looks like one may not own the code one generates with ChatGPT. :)
  2. While network encryption is up to the mark, there are issues with HTTP headers used which can lead to issues.
  3. How and what should security do to make sure their data is secure? This means providing employees training, informing them of risks and using existing products like DNS/ CASB/ proxies/ gateways to make sure sensitive data is not erroneously uploaded.

BTW, I am guilty of putting some pre-patented work into the site to see if I could get some draft claims in "legal-ish" language.

Also BTW - the publication policy for OpenAI is here: https://lnkd.in/g9G7qMZV

#security #ai #chatgpt3 #research #data #cloudsecurity #cybersecurity #cyberresilience #datasecurity

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