Logical Security

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The embrace of new technologies and the roll out of a seemingly endless stream of new digital services are making it difficult for compliance teams to adjust their policies and procedures accordingly. 

Jordan Lippel, Vice President of Sales at ECAMSECURE, discusses how security professionals can stay updated regarding integration of automation and AI into their security operations.

The security concerns of generative artificial intelligence (AI) use within the workplace were analyzed in a recent report by ExtraHop.

Large language models and generative AI, such as ChatGPT, can be helpful tools but can also open organizations up to unintended risks if used improperly. 

The problem with common vulnerability and exposure lists, however, is that the vulnerabilities being generated in modern applications aren’t known.

Balancing the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) is critical to enterprise cybersecurity success going forward.

As technology develops at rapid rates, so do common cyberattack methods. 

New methods of looking at exposure management and security control validation enable businesses  to prioritize security investments with business and risk context.

Unlike a company’s system and infrastructure, an organization’s website is a public-facing asset that is constantly at risk of a cyberattack. 

Since the first Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the industry has made significant strides in raising overall awareness around cybersecurity threats.