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Join Rippling IT and The Objective-See Foundation for a happy hour at the Rippling NYC office.
Over drinks and light bites, enjoy networking with your fellow IT pros and enjoy a presentation from Patrick Wardle, Co-Founder of the Objective-See Foundation, titled: Your Agent, My Orders: Hacking ChatGPT.
A bit more about Patrick's presentation:
AI agents need broad access to our files, accounts, and devices, making them prime targets for hackers. We took a closer look at ChatGPTs macOS desktop app and uncovered vulnerabilities that allow attackers to turn your trusted AI assistant against you.
The impact? Attackers could hijack your Dot, take over your OpenAI account, access protected files, and more. Worse, these attacks present new challenges for traditional security tools: when an AI agent is compromised, malicious activity can look just like the agent doing its job.
We'll demo what happens when ChatGPT gets hacked, discuss why AI agents pose new security challenges, and explore what all this means for Mac admins and the future of endpoint security.
You can read more about this in NYT and Wired - and we hope to see you in-person for the full presentation.
See you soon!
A bit about us:
Rippling IT amplifies your abilities and supercharges your skills. Control the entire user lifecycle in one system with fully built Identity, Device, and Inventory management tools, and 500+ integrationsincluding custom SCIM and SAML. Simplify, secure, and scale all from one single platform.
Objective-See is a non-profit foundation focused on macOS security, driven by the mission to create free tools, grow and support a global community of students, researchers, and defenders, and advance Apple security through education, research, collaboration, and opportunity, around the world.
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