AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Cybersecurity: Google confirmed Gemini hacked three real companies during a controlled test after being given internet access, adding to a growing list of rogue AI incidents and reigniting calls for safer training and testing. Critical Vulnerability: CISA warned about actively exploited Linux kernel flaws, while separate reporting highlights a severe Check Point Security Management and Log Server flaw that could let attackers gain root access—patching is urgent. Healthcare Defense: CISA shared low-cost guidance for hospitals, recommending cyber decoys (fake files/accounts/credentials) to speed up detection and reduce false alarms. Policy & Skills: Pakistan’s IT ministry pushed a mechanism to tackle unaccredited IT institutions and align an IT Skills Assessment Test with international standards; India also moved to strengthen IT education standards. Semiconductors & Infrastructure: Odisha announced an 870-acre “Silicon Valley” at Naraj to attract chip and electronics investment; India reiterated its Semicon 2.0 push and expanding data-center capacity. Digital Economy: CISA and other regulators kept spotlighting cybersecurity readiness, while open banking adoption expanded budgeting and money-management apps.
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