The Business of Artificial Intelligence
The business potential of generative AI is vast, ranging from content creation to personalization and automation. However, businesses must also address the challenges of ethical considerations, bias, intellectual property, data privacy, and reliability to fully leverage the benefits of generative AI while maintaining responsible and trustworthy practices. Learn more!
NHI Governance delivers unified visibility and control over secrets in complex environments, addressing critical security gaps  PARIS, France, and BOSTON, Mass — April 15, 2024 – GitGuardian, the leader in secrets security, today announced the launch of NHI...
Total vulnerabilities reached an all-time high of 1,360 in 2024, an 11% increase from the previous record of 1,292 in 2022 Elevation of Privilege (EoP) and Remote Code Execution (RCE)—primary goals of any threat actor looking to exploit a system—continue to dominate...
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Serverless computing transforms the way companies deploy and maintain applications by eliminating the need for direct server management. Its cost-effective pay-per-use pricing, enhanced agility, and automatic scaling allow developers to focus on innovation rather than...
Improving Splunk Software Performance and Lowering CPU Usage with Cribl Stream This white paper will cover why you should adopt a new method for Splunk software searches and how you can use Stream to improve Splunk software performance and lower CPU usage. We’ll focus...
Mastering observability and security data management Gaining control over observability and security data, like metrics, logs, and traces, is critical for today’s operations and security teams. As a core component of a data engine, observability pipelines offer a...
