VC warns AI-accelerated security risks may make the next 60 days tumultuous
AccBalanced · x · 2026-10-26
Mark Suster amplifies a discussion from his fund's most technical partner (@pzakin) on accelerating AI models and poor security readiness, saying the risk feels more like Covid than Y2K. Quoting nikesharora: vulnerabilities in internet-facing software and code repos keep surfacing as models get more capable, agent behavior looks concerning, and no single solution works given fragmented security tooling — enterprise patching capacity remains the bottleneck. Suster expects a tumultuous 60 days and lists personal steps: 2FA everywhere, hardened passwords behind a password manager, basic home prep.
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