Strategic threat intelligence can be used to prepare for future threats, and an organization’s strategy should be adopted accordingly.
New service built specifically for managed security service providers (MSSPs) help them secure the most common mobile devices and encourages self-remediation when issues occur.
Tactical threat intelligence is gathering, analyzing, and sharing data to find cyber threats and figure out how to deal with them. Learn how to set up a program.
With DroidGPT, Endor Labs applies generative AI to software development to ensure open-source packages are current and secure.
In this special “on location” minute, Paul Swider shares his impressions from the third day of the HIMSS 2023 Global Health Conference and Exhibition in Chicago.
Threat intelligence gathers and utilizes data about potential threats to keep corporate data safe. It’s especially useful in a multicloud scenario.
Rob Wood explores how organizations should think about generative AI models from a risk perspective, with a special focus on the conversations between security leaders and the C-suite.
Tony Uphoff shares his five top takeaways from the recent Digital CIO Summit, recommending some relevant on-demand sessions along the way.
Generative AI’s rapid rise makes it imperative for security teams to establish policy frameworks and guardrails in order to mitigate risk.
The latest Growth Swarm podcast covers cybersecurity as a business enabler from the CEO perspective, the CMO perspective, and the industry perspective.
The release of Microsoft’s Security Copilot is only the beginning of generative AI use cases for cybersecurity tooling, says Chris Hughes.
Chris Hughes explains what this synergy means for businesses as they continue to move to the cloud and accumulate data to drive business decisions and outcomes.
ChatGPT may be getting a lot of attention, but generative AI-powered deepfakes have been around for a while, and security teams can’t forget this riskier side of the technology, says Rob Wood.
Microsoft’s updates to its Azure AI Services for Health and Healthcare Cloud, set to be previewed at the HIMSS conference this week, signal a transformative leap forward.
A self-service data access model is key to enabling a business to take advantage of valuable information, but it must be implemented in a fashion that ensures fundamental security controls.
In this Digital CIO Summit Moment, excerpted from a session on ethical AI, Workday’s Shane Luke discusses his company’s approach to AI implementation and regulation.
Knowledge is power, and in the world of cybersecurity, the threat intelligence lifecycle is key to unlocking that power.
Data quality impacts decision-making, efficiency, productivity, and customer experience; all business leaders must assign it a high priority.
End users with little to no IT background can learn data engineering and data science with the help of low-code/no-code platforms, but they must understand foundational aspects of the fields to avoid creating messy situations.
John Granger, SVP, IBM Consulting, explains how automating business processes can deliver beneficial outcomes and create opportunities.