In celebration of the technology’s first year, we spoke to six security experts about the good, the bad and the unknown of generative AI to determine what the next year of ChatGPT’s life could have in store.
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A strong foundation of multi-layered email security is the best way to protect email servers and user inboxes from a disastrous breach.
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Each year Black Friday grows in popularity, and Cyber Monday is now a key part of the sales weekend. But, this growth of popularity has sparked the interest of cybercriminals, who are also out to exploit the vast number of people online trying to bag a bargain.
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That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy those whizbang, nifty gifts this weekend, you just need to go into it knowing what you are unleashing upon yourself and those you are buying the gifts for. Privacy Not Included makes it a little better with clear guides on how you can reduce the amount of data you give up and keep everyone a little safer. There are also recommendations for more privacy-forward products, mostly from Apple (but they aren’t pure and clean either).
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Today, everyone is trying to solve the problem of what happens when credentials are compromised, and a network is breached. The simplest approach is to minimise movement until security teams can resolve the incident.
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The SEC lawsuit against SolarWinds Corporation and CISO Tim Brown may upend an industry push for consolidation. It also questions whether large public companies providing
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Unprecedented trends of data breaches reflect a more fundamental shift in the underground criminal market. This article explores trends related to data breaches, the underlying factors driving these trends, and what to expect in the near future.
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As October is coming to an end with eerie Halloween celebrations, we’d like to remind everyone that today also marks the last day of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
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Nations gather to discuss AI safety
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Our author Wes Kussmaul argues that the failing security industry is not as nefarious as that may make seem. Its participants were set on their dysfunctional path years ago.
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