As another year comes to a close, cybersecurity leaders are looking back and reviewing the top trends of 2023.

According to a recent cybersecurity predictions report, the top 2024 risk cited by internal audit leaders is cyber and data security (80%).

According to a report, 74% of IT and security decision makers said their organization’s IT or security budget increased compared to the year prior.

Indiana district will deploy AI gun detection technology across nine school campuses in an effort to proactively protect students and staff from potential threats.

Open AI announced that periodic outages across its popular AI chatbot ChatGPT were due to an abnormal traffic pattern reflective of a DDoS attack.

Make no mistake: AI represents the possibility of a security threat that is powerful, broad-reaching and hard to stop. As AI advances, the possibility it could be misused or lead to consequences not intended by its creators or users also grows.

Policymakers and government leaders have rightfully grown alarmed by the rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT.

Consumer trust in artificial intelligence was analyzed in a recent report by dunhumby. Forty-six percent cite security as a grocery use case for AI.

Generative AI can create efficiencies that will increase productivity, improve internal operations and enhance creativity.
Yet, the evolution of large language models and the use of generative AI can open doors for fraudsters.

Yesterday, the White House announced a sweeping executive order aimed to manage the risk of artificial intelligence (AI).