There’s No Finish Line in Cybersecurity—Only Layers
For years, Cybersecurity Awareness Month focused on basics like changing passwords and avoiding suspicious links. But in today’s world of hybrid work, cloud platforms, and weaponized Artificial Intelligence (AI), that advice is no longer enough. The threat landscape has evolved, and attackers now use AI to exploit human error at scale.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already emerged as a game changer, automating processes along with supporting creative work. Where your organization stands on AI, and how well you approach integrating it into your organization, will set the stage for your implementation. Read on to learn how to develop a plan for AI in your organization
No question about it, artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. Both generative forms of AI – for content generation, augmentation and automation, are commonly used for productivity. If your company is using AI, you can be sure cyber criminals are, too. Read on to learn about safe and effective use of artificial intelligence, including using it to beat bad actors at their game.
Data feeds artificial intelligence, and your company’s data will feed the artificial intelligence that you use for automation, content generation, and other tasks. How do you know if your data is ready to train artificial intelligence models, and how will you prepare it for that goal? Read on to learn more about preparing your data for AI’s use, making sure it’s as error- and bias-free as possible, and that your infrastructure is ready, too.