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In the dynamic world of cyber threats, one term that frequently creates ripples across the security community is ‘zero-day exploit’. As we tread the intricate pathways of technology, understanding such exploits and devising mitigation strategies is paramount.
There is no doubt backups are essential to the preservation of data and ensuring continuity of business functions. At a time when cyber-attacks and other vulnerabilities pose data loss risks, the need to have a solid data backup solution cannot be emphasized. There are numerous conventional ways of backing up your data. But sometimes these are not sufficient to guarantee full protection of the data.
The rapid expansion and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies bring myriad benefits to organizations, including increased speed and productivity. AI also introduces new vulnerabilities that malicious actors can exploit. Data privacy and security are common concerns with AI systems, which can leak sensitive information if not properly monitored, potentially leading to security breaches. AI and machine learning (ML) systems are also vulnerable to adversarial attacks, in which inputs are deliberately engineered to cause systems malfunctions.
ChatGPT is not just a chatbot; it’s a versatile AI language model capable of understanding and generating human-like text. In this article, we’ll delve into what ChatGPT is and explore how it can revolutionize your Software as a Service (SaaS) business.
The cyber threats on IoT are undeniable. The United States government, for one, points this out in its 2023 National Cybersecurity Strategy. However, it’s clear that there are efforts to hold off plans for compulsory IoT security. The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), for example, has to settle with voluntary cybersecurity labeling IoT for now instead of making it mandatory as originally intended.
This release signals to companies everywhere the need to take immediate steps toward updating their cryptographic systems and software to these quantum-safe algorithms, once finalized, well ahead of the arrival of quantum computers. Companies that delay in implementing these updates may be at risk for a predicted spike in “harvest now – decrypt later” strategies undertaken by bad actors who compromise systems today to collect encrypted data, with the intention of decrypting it later with quantum computers.
Gartner has ceased publishing its Magic Quadrant for data loss prevention (DLP). This is perhaps the death knell for the decades-old concept; Gartner tends to only retire Magic Quadrants for industries they deem to have stagnated or transformed into another industry entirely.
With a higher number of data breaches than ever before and the surge of stolen passwords that are being sold online, the old way of thinking about security requires a major shift. Let’s dive deeper into what makes zero trust the future of cybersecurity.
In this interview, JumpCloud’s Antoine Jebara, co-founder and GM of MSP Products offers his perspective on developments in the MSP space, what successful MSPs are doing to stay ahead of threats and challenges, and what the future of AI means for IT and those managing it.
Let’s dive into how implementing artificial intelligence and data migration is helping businesses in the contemporary chaotic marking condition. Simply, artificial intelligence is the humanization of computer science that helps function in building systems and processes.
Technology is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it offers businesses unprecedented opportunities for growth and connectivity. On the other hand, it exposes them to a host of cyber threats that can compromise their data and disrupt their operations. In this high-stakes environment, businesses are realizing the need for robust data security measures.
Not everyone knows what an online point cloud viewer is used for. It is a tool that allows users to view and manage point cloud data from anywhere, by going on the internet and connecting to a platform. It makes it easier for many people to have access to them, no matter where they are located around the world. Here is more on the subject of online point cloud viewers.
A blockchain is a database which stores information electronically in digital format. They are distributed databases which are shared among computer networks. Blockchains are best known for their crucial role in cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin and Floki Coin, for maintaining secure and decentralised records of transactions. The main benefit of blockchain for cryptocurrencies is that is guarantees fidelity and the security of record of data and generates trust without the need for a third party.
A triangle is a good analogy representing the “tech management trinity” (TMT), which comprises three essential components crucial for the effective management of technology-oriented businesses. These include data for informed decision-making, products representing innovation and market value, and people who are the talented individuals responsible for product development.
We all knew it would happen, and now it is – only not in the way we thought. And at the same time, in all the ways we thought. AI-driven cyberthreat- hype may be old news, the danger is not. AI driven threats fall into two categories – the nefarious, mustache-twirling variety and the second, nondescript blunder. We’ll dig into both, here.
This discussion will focus on establishing an all-encompassing information technology (IT) and cybersecurity policy, conducting consistent training sessions, fostering a company culture centered on cybersecurity consciousness, and other vital strategies to combat the rising number of cyberattacks.
Organizations need to implement a series of proactive measures and strategies to achieve network resilience. This article will outline the essential steps required to achieve network resilience, providing valuable insights for businesses seeking to safeguard their networks and maintain operational continuity.
The globe is more interconnected now than it has ever been. The rate at which data is produced is increasing exponentially every year. While managing and protecting this data has been a primary priority for many enterprises, questions about data privacy have also arisen, especially considering the proliferation of connected devices and AI monitoring technologies. Many consumers would like to be more comfortable with the data that businesses acquire because of unclear data-collecting procedures.
Today’s organizations are increasingly reliant on their technology and the foundational data that defines their enterprise and delivers business value. The need for proficient IT and software security continues to grow as advancements are made in the tech industry. DevSecOps currently serves as the central technology that integrates security into the IT lifecycle.
Individual state laws are an important way to meet local needs, but if you own a business that operates in multiple states, it can also turn compliance into a major headache. This is especially true when it comes to data privacy statutes.
Tweet By June Sanchez Cyber-attacks such as phishing, malware infections, and password breaches can cause significant disruptions to your company’s daily operations. They may lead to loss of revenue, reputational damage, confidential information leaks, and changes in business activities. To safeguard your business, you need processes that can detect and reduce cyber risks. This is […]
The risks posed by cyber crime and cyber criminals are significant and should be recognized by any business that operates online or connects its IT infrastructure to the internet. Today, millions of businesses do this by using cloud-based services, providing online facilities for customers to purchase goods and allowing their workforces to operate from remote settings whilst accessing corporate systems.
At its core, document management systems are a kind of software that capture, hold, retrieve, and distribute digital documents. They can also help you easily and quickly provide staff, customers, and clients with the information they require. Here we will look into the benefits of a document management system and how having one in place can benefit your brand enormously.
Network infrastructure is the backbone of any organization’s IT system. It supports device communication and enables employees to access critical data and applications. However, building a resilient network infrastructure requires much effort and planning.
According to analysts with the Gartner Group, more than 80 percent of organizations have suffered an identity related breach in the last 12 months. Human and machine identities are cited as a key factor, and these continue to grow exponentially, broadening the attack surfaces that security teams must protect, and making identities a top target for exploitation.
Cyber threats continue to evolve, and you must strengthen your network infrastructure to stay ahead and protect your business against cybercriminals. Fortunately, by implementing the best security practices, such as the ones discussed above, you can maintain the security and robustness of your network infrastructure.
You’ve probably noticed the term ‘open source intelligence (OSINT)’ being thrown around a lot recently. It’s often mentioned in relation to the ongoing war in Ukraine, where OSINT is perhaps the world’s only unbiased source of military actions and losses. Everything from satellite images to drone footage is shared over the internet, making this conflict the most documented in history.
Choosing a reliable software developer today is a task with an asterisk. How to pick a top software development company such as the Codica team? What points should be considered before reaching the conclusion of the contract? Find out in this brief article.
Buy now pay later (BNPL) is one of the fastest growing fintech segments. What began as an alternative payment method has blossomed into a major industry that has given physical and online retailers a sales boost even during tough times.
No matter which industry you’re in, it’s highly likely that data has become a key asset for competitive success. However, given the sheer volume of information we generate and collect today, effectively storing, managing, and analyzing large data sets is proving to be quite the challenge – especially if you do not have the requisite data infrastructure in place.
