The increasing prevalence of AI technologies such as ChatGPT have raised concerns among security leaders, especially if used within the workplace.

April is Emergency Communications Month, honoring the nation’s emergency communicators, so what better time to take stock of your company’s emergency preparedness both cyber and physical?

VPNs offer the necessary protection to keep data safe, particularly when it comes to using a VPN for business purposes within hybrid workforces.

Organizational cybersecurity leaders must prepare for impending data privacy legislation to remain compliant and prioritize user data protection.

Robot process automation (RPA) has expanded to meet workforce needs. Unfortunately, RPA can put the sensitive data that it touches at risk. 

Sophisticated fraud both is on the rise and wildly successful. AI-based security solutions can help prevent fraud by flagging suspicious activity.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology released an AI risk management framework to help companies safely navigate the use of AI.

An intelligent safety platform integrates with Grubhub for Drivers app, routing accurate location and identification data to 911 responders.

Protecting critical infrastructure from cyberattacks continues to grow in importance, and the next sector of interest is water supply and storage.  

Data loss prevention (DLP) is among the new generation of defenses against cyberattacks, especially when part of a multi-layered security strategy.