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Ransome-Kuti Advocates AI for Cybersecurity in Critical Infrastructure

Ransome-Kuti Advocates AI for Cybersecurity in Critical Infrastructure

First seen 20 Jul 2026, 17:39 UTC

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ThreatCluster July 21, 2026 at 16:29 UTC
  • Ransome-Kuti calls for AI-driven solutions to enhance critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
  • Cyberattacks on distributed energy resources can disrupt both data and physical operations.
  • Recent incidents highlight the urgent need for improved operational technology security.

Cybersecurity analyst Mr. Olutoye Ransome-Kuti has emphasized the need for artificial intelligence to enhance the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure, particularly in the face of increasing cyber threats targeting power grids and distributed energy resources (DERs). He noted that the digitization of these systems has broadened the cyber threat landscape, necessitating proactive security measures. Ransome-Kuti highlighted that cyberattacks on DERs can lead to immediate physical consequences, disrupting electricity generation and grid stability. He advocates for AI-driven solutions to improve threat detection and response capabilities in real-time. His work at HomeRES.ai focuses on developing practical AI-based cybersecurity solutions for modern cyber-physical systems. Recent global incidents have underscored the urgency of strengthening operational technology security as connected energy systems proliferate. Ransome-Kuti's multidisciplinary background informs his approach to addressing cybersecurity challenges in this evolving landscape.

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