The quick development of artificial intelligence and new technologies has led security leaders to consider how to implement them in cybersecurity.

 According to a recent artificial intelligence (AI) and technology report, consumers appear to overestimate their ability to spot deepfakes.

A survey indicates that most organizations are not planning to make changes to their database strategies over the course of the next three years.

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy is releasing a National AI R&D Strategic Plan. The plan is meant to manage potential AI risks.

Security magazine highlights different robotics and drone solutions including increased visibility, battery life and automation.

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). 

In the modern era of building safety programs security leaders must consider the “air domain” as an addition to the complexity of mitigating risk.

The New York Police Department is welcoming a new “canine” to its team, a robot dog.