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The Double-Edged Sword of AI & Cybersecurity

The benefits of AI in cybersecurity are significant, as it has the power to improve automated security efforts and reduce human error. However, AI can also open the door for adversaries to develop even more advanced cyber-attacks

Anti-Ransomware Day – Probe, Protect, and Prevent

Editors Desk

Falling on the anniversary of the WannaCry ransomware attack, which impacted more than 60 NHS trusts in the UK, Anti-Ransomware Day is a stark reminder of the damage that cybercriminals can inflict on an organisation.

Here’s to a New Password-Less Day!

Jasson Casey

It’s the tenth anniversary of World Password Day which means that there’s going to be an avalanche of well-intentioned advice this week about how to make passwords more secure. The problem is that passwords are never going to be secure.

The Looming Identity Crisis

Lou Covey

Rohit Ghai, CEO of RSA Security

Getting a handle on generative AI, before it gets a handle on us

Lou Covey

No model if you stop at one and two is of any value unless it can sort out whether the information sources that it’s actually using are reliable, reputable, and informative to the question.

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What’s up with TikTok

Lou Covey

TikTok is like a Dickens novel. It’s the best of apps. It’s the worst of apps. There seems to be no in-between. Over the next few weeks and maybe months, we are going to dig into the controversy and find the truth that’s somewhere in the middle. We are going to find out just what’s up with TikTok.

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Identity Management Day: the power of Prevention and Protection

Editors Desk

Today marks the 3rd annual Identity Management Day. We spoke to a range of tech security professionals about how businesses can ensure digital identities remain secure.

Raising the Stakes – the Evolving Threat of Ransomware

Andy Swift

Given the evolving nature of the risks presented by ransomware gangs, there is clearly a need for better protection and remediation strategies.

Companies Turn to Behavior-Based Cybersecurity Training

Laurent Duperval

Tide of Security Breaches
Traditional cybersecurity awareness training leaves companies vulnerable to social engineering attacks. Reducing the risk of people causing a breach requires a change in culture.

A Trip to the Dark Side of ChatGPT

Editors Desk

Artificial Intelligence might become a weapon in the hands of cyber criminals. We spoke with Sergey Shykevich from CheckPoint to see how concerned the cybersecurity worlds needs to be.

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