ChatGPT Cyber Security Test (Human vs Machine)

So ChatGPT is going mainstream and quickly. In what seems like a few months it has gone from a capability discussed mainly by those who actually understand how it does it to those who are simply astounded by what it does.

If you don't know what it is here is an explanation from it's creators. However the best thing you can do to understand ChatGPT is to setup an account and have a play. And don't forget similar tech such as DALL·E 2 from the ChatGPT creators (OpenAI) that uses AI to create images. As demonstrated by the images in this post.

It seems like there won't be many industries unaffected by this development. And other similar projects that continue to progress this type of technology. Educational institutions are convulsing at this threat to their largely industrial revolution way of teaching (strong personal opinion!).

Few are seeing it as an opportunity. As frequently happens when new technology hits the masses, people react with fear and anger. Similar fear rippled through the populous when the steam train was first revealed. Some believed that the speeds traveled would cause people's bodies to be torn apart!

Similar fear rippled through the populous when the steam train was first revealed.

However this is a Cyber Security focused publication so today I want to examine how this technology could be of value to the community in assisting to deal with Cyber Security threats. Could this tech help overcome other technology threats? Will it empower people or will it mislead them? And to what degree can it be corrupted?

AND I WANT COMMUNITY FEEDBACK. SHARE YOUR OPINION ON THESE RESULTS.

Let's run a test and see what we get.

Please feedback your thoughts in the comments

ChatGPT request

"What are the biggest challenges for a large business in combating cyber security threats from state sponsored actors?"

ChatGPT result

"The biggest challenges for a large business in combating state-sponsored cyber threats are:

1. Advanced Tactics: State-sponsored actors have access to sophisticated tools and techniques, making it difficult to detect and defend against their attacks.
2. Resources: These actors have significant resources at their disposal, enabling them to mount persistent and widespread attacks.
3. Targeted Attacks: State-sponsored actors often focus their attacks on specific high-value targets, making it difficult to protect against all potential attack vectors.
4. Insider Threats: State-sponsored actors may also attempt to infiltrate a company and gain access to sensitive information through insiders.
5. Legal and Political Challenges: Dealing with state-sponsored cyber threats can also present legal and political challenges, as companies may need to balance their obligations to protect their customers and their own interests with the desire to avoid diplomatic or legal consequences.

To address these challenges, it is important for businesses to implement comprehensive security measures, stay informed about the latest threats, and have a clear plan for responding to an attack."

Please feedback your thoughts in the comments and then let's do this again and get a more sophisticated in our requests.

Thanks for your participation. Mark Williams - Founder - www.quigly.com.au