More and more security leaders are having to communicate generative AI-created malware, and other cyber risks, to the C-suite in their organizations. 

As organizations address data privacy & security issues on the expertise needed to use genAI, IT professionals can take steps to prepare for future implementations.

Many workers have a watchful eye for attempted scams. But what if they receive a phone or video call from someone who looks, and sounds, exactly like their boss?

Accelerated adoption of AI technology in businesses has heightened data risks, with the primary risk not intricate hacking techniques but human error.

A new report analyzes stressors caused by generative AI, with 51% of security professionals saying they are likely to leave their job over the next year.

A Michigan school district has selected an artificial intelligence (AI)-based gun detection platform as a way to proactively protect its students and faculty against gun-related violence.

 A new survey of global IT leaders which found that three in four IT leaders are optimistic about the potential benefits of artificial intelligence. 

A recent report reveals that the majority of organizations believe cybercriminals are already using artificial intelligence (AI) in email attacks targeting their organizations.

Jeremy Ventura, Director of Security Strategy & Field CISO at ThreatX, discusses challenges associated with the use of generative AI in cybersecurity, and more. in this episode of The Security Podcast.

The Utah State Board of Education has granted a $3 million contract to distribute artificial intelligence gun detection to Utah schools.