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Time to Accept the Risk of Open Source?

Security Boulevard

Time to Accept the Risk of Open Source? Where is the real risk? Accepting Open Source Risk. Accepting cybersecurity risk has become the norm for organizations. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and quantum computing reduce risk. What is the True Risk of Open-source Libraries?

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The AI Takeover: Cybersecurity Tool or Terminator?

Security Boulevard

After a slow build over the past decade, new capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) and chatbots are starting to make waves across a variety of industries. The post The AI Takeover: Cybersecurity Tool or Terminator?

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CIO in the Age of AI: A Title Under Threat?

SecureWorld News

The role of the Chief Information Officer has undergone significant transformations over the past few decades, driven by the rapid advancements in technology. A CISO reporting to a CIO is basically putting the CIO in charge of reporting risk about his domain. By the way, the CISO should not be reporting to the CIO.

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The Impact of AI on Social Engineering Cyber Attacks

SecureWorld News

What's more, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has made social engineering methods more complex, covert, and difficult to detect. Even the most security-aware and technologically apt teams can fall victim to a sophisticated attack like this. These are just some of the ramifications that can affect businesses.

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Hackers Also Have Financial Reporting And Quotas :)

Security Boulevard

We should not be focused so much on the organization’s Return on investment or Return on asset around security spending; we should consider for a moment that with every significant security awareness training, every adaptive control, and every security policy only makes the task “of being hacked” even more expensive for the cybercriminals.

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