Security magazine highlights a variety of analytics platforms focusing on video surveillance, natural disasters and cyberattacks.

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

Artificial intelligence's impact on data security will transform the way security leaders shape cybersecurity strategy for years to come. 

Despite only being three years into the decade, the 2020s has already cemented itself as a turning point in the artificial intelligence arms race.

The rise of technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) has led to security leaders looking for ways to educate themselves on its uses and risks. 

It doesn’t matter how many security leaders write alarmist letters, the fact is that AI is too widespread and too easily replicated to be locked away.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has significant implications for cybersecurity, both in terms of enhancing cybersecurity defenses and creating new challenges and risks.

In an era of endless new security technology, protecting a business’s employees, customers and the public at large is a priceless endeavor.

Detection and response are not always straightforward tasks as complex cybersecurity infrastructures create an additional burden on IT security teams.

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