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.

Enterprise security departments face a plethora of risks. One of the most significant threats that has emerged in recent years is that of deepfakes.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by information technology (IT) professionals in the U.S. was analyzed in a recent report by GetApp. 

Traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer sufficient in this environment, leading to the adoption of a more comprehensive security framework: zero trust.

A layered security approach that utilizes emerging technology can serve as a force multiplier for school security personnel.

Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) were analyzed in a recent report by Team8.

Many valuable use cases beyond security monitoring exist, but they come with more considerations and require deeper collaboration. 

A recent report also reveals that the challenge of protecting sensitive data will only get more complex with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI).

The risks of generative AI.

For financial institutions, being proactive about cybersecurity is the only way to protect the business and its customers.