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Getting back to the basics is essential before security leaders can start thinking about engaging with these new technologies. 

Every chief information security officer knows it isn’t a matter of “if” but “when” the systems that run their business will be disrupted in some way.

A report found that 33.9% of tech professionals report a shortage of AI security skills, particularly around emerging vulnerabilities like prompt injection.

A report found that 53% of organizations met ransom demands of more than $500,000 USD to recover access to encrypted systems and files.

Despite concrete evidence that prioritizing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in the workforce is a profitable and secure path for the security industry, recent headlines are misleading readers about its usefulness.

According to a recent Envoy report, shifting workplace dynamics such as hybrid work policies have led to outdated data management processes.

14 additional network vulnerabilities in DrayTek routers were discovered in a recent Forescout Technologies report, putting user data at risk.

Issues faced by IT leaders in the U.K. were analyzed in a recent Hyve Managed Hosting report, including the current cybersecurity talent gap.

Organizations are deploying more cameras than ever, increasing the amount of available footage to help security teams address incidents.

It’s now a fairly well-known and accepted fact that artificial intelligence (AI)-generated synthetic media can blur the lines between fact and fiction.