With a goal of preventing gun violence, a Delaware school district has recently employed an AI-based gun detection system.

Whether firms adopt generative AI (GenAI) or not, hackers and security researchers are already exploring how it could be abused to attack anyone.

Despite security concerns about generative artificial intelligence, businesses are looking to implement the technology within their organizations.

The Biden-Harris Administration has announced plans to encourage safe artificial intelligence (AI) development to improve national security. 

A guide for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) was released to manage risks associated with generative AI being used in the workplace.

Vice President Harris and other White House officials met with security leaders to address risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI). 

Generative AI tools can be manipulated to accomplish malicious tasks, reveal sensitive information or ignore safety filters with the right prompt.

AI has changed the way security leaders look at passwords. Learn more in this Security podcast episode with Parteek Saran, founder and CEO of Uno. 

The increasing prevalence of AI technologies such as ChatGPT have raised concerns among security leaders, especially if used within the workplace.

Brazosport Independent School District (ISD) in Texas has decided to update its security measures using ZeroEyes AI-based gun detection platform.