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Cognition聘请Alex Stamos领导安全工作Cognition taps Alex Stamos to lead security efforts

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Alex Stamos 已加入 Cognition,担任这家 AI 编程独角兽公司的首席安全官。

Alex Stamos has joined Cognition as the AI coding unicorn's new chief security officer.

为什么值得关注:Stamos 是网络安全行业最知名的人物之一。此次任命表明,安全已成为这家高速成长公司的重要重点。

Why it matters: Stamos is one of the biggest names in the cybersecurity industry. The hire suggests security has become a major focus for the fast-growing company.

消息背后的原因:Stamos 告诉 Axios,他加入 Cognition 不仅是为了帮助公司抵御网络攻击,也是为了帮助公司推出新的安全产品。

Driving the news: Stamos told Axios he's joining Cognition to not only help defend the company from cyberattacks, but also to help it ship new security products.

Cognition 是 Devin 的开发商。Devin 是一款自主 AI 软件工程工具,能够编写和交付代码、调试程序、运行命令等。其客户包括梅赛德斯-奔驰、美国陆军和 AT&T。

Cognition is the maker of Devin, an autonomous AI software engineering tool that can write and ship code, debug programs, run commands and more. Customers include Mercedes-Benz, the U.S. Army and AT&T.

最近,他曾在 AI 安全初创公司 Corridor 和 SentinelOne 负责安全事务。

Most recently he oversaw security at AI security startup Corridor and SentinelOne.

大局展望:Stamos 预计,未来三到五年“可能是网络安全历史上最重要的时期”,因为 AI 的进步将显著改变威胁格局。

The big picture: Stamos predicts that the next three to five years will "probably be the most important in the history of cybersecurity" as AI advancements dramatically change the threat landscape.

他说,大多数公司都痴迷于 Anthropic 的 Mythos 模型及其网络安全能力,但让前沿模型处理劣质代码通常成本过高,也无法解决潜在的安全问题。

Most companies, he said, are obsessed with Anthropic's Mythos models and their cyber capabilities, but throwing frontier models at bad code is often too expensive and won't fix underlying security problems.

言外之意:通过加入 Cognition,Stamos 希望专注于大多数组织真正负担得起的解决方案,同时处理长期削弱其防御能力的遗留软件和技术债务。

Between the lines: By joining Cognition, Stamos wants to focus on solutions that most organizations can actually afford, while tackling the legacy software and technical debt that have long undermined their defenses.

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