Employee education, artificial intelligence and social media monitoring can help enterprise cybersecurity leaders combat deepfakes.

"The Horizons of Identity" report from SailPoint Technologies Holdings, Inc. surveyed around 300 global cybersecurity executives about the state of identity management.

Deepfakes use artificial intelligence (AI) to impersonate voices, images and videos to spread misinformation, affecting government and enterprise security.

By leveraging ubiquitous workplace technologies, organizations can gain business-critical insights to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

For companies using artificial intelligence-powered security technology, protecting users is not only ethical, but it also makes business sense. 

Retail shrink increased in 2021, with product loss affecting retail enterprises' revenue. Retail risk and security leaders can use artificial intelligence (AI) to identify theft.

Punta Gorda Airport (PGD) in southwest Florida uses artificial intelligence (AI) from Hakimo to help detect tailgating and other access control issues.

As interior unmanned aerial drone technology develops, security executives can consider a number of applications for the security technology within their organization.

How can proactive video monitoring, powered by artificial intelligence capabilities, help address the biggest security challenges? 

Deepfakes, digital twins and artificial intelligence — what are the negative and positive effects of these technologies? Are they good for society or bad?