Microsoft shares guidance on how to detect BlackLotus UEFI bootkit infections>
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Companies should consider the potential risks associated with using AI and take steps to ensure that their use of AI is transparent, ethical, and responsible. Four Business AI Tips: Ensure your business has a robust data privacy policy in place to protect the data collected and used. Ensure your business is transparent about how this data is used and be accountable for any misuse. Maintain strong safeguards against unauthorized usage and regular reviews to verify compliance with data privacy laws and regulations. A Data discovery is an excellent first step in identifying the data your business collects. iCorps can help with a Security Assessment. Certain countries have comprehensive data protection laws restricting AI and automated decision-making involving personal information. Other countries, such as the US, do not have a single, comprehensive federal law regulating privacy and automated decision-making, but rather sectoral and state laws. Companies must comply with these laws or face significant legal risks. During analysis, defenders should check for the following artefacts that could indicate BlackLotus UEFI bootkit infection: Recently written bootloader files Staging directory artifacts created Registry key modified Windows Event logs entries generated Network behavior Boot Configuration log entries generated
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