Tag: artificial intelligence
Bigger Organizations Have Multiple Attack Surfaces
Upendra Mardikar is a prolific inventor and cybersecurity and digital identity executive with an “art of possible” mindset who led global teams to secure...
Integrating Ethics with Technology
Tech is not above us. It should be governed by all of us, by our democratic institutions. It should play by the rules of...
“Every bit of compromised PII can be used for social engineering...
Marcus Fowler is Director of Strategic Threat at Darktrace. Before joining Darktrace in 2019, he spent 15 years at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)...
Improving Risk Posture with Automation and AI Monitoring
IT security, cybersecurity, privacy, and data management are ranked as top challenges for the board of directors, corporates, oversight authorities, and IT audit functions....
“Zero Trust is overhyped because vendors are overusing it”
Jon Green is VP and Chief Security Technologist at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company. He is responsible for providing technology guidance and leadership...
“We believe there is a large opportunity in the digital identity...
In an exclusive interview with Brian Pereira of CISO MAG, Umesh Padval, Venture Partner at Thomvest Ventures shares his thoughts on the current and...
As Cybercriminals Evolve, So Must AI
Cyber actors are continually evolving, changing and strengthening their attack methods but also changing their attack vectors and targets. As we’ve seen during the...
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity: A Double-Edged Sword
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a hot topic, there is also an increasing amount of misinformation and confusion about what it can do and...
Deepfakes: A Growing Cybersecurity Concern
In tandem with developments in cybersecurity technology, cybercriminals have started getting more innovative with their attacking techniques. Threat actors are leveraging advanced technologies like...
Greater Cybersecurity Threat Predictions with a Primer in Machine Learning
With the increased number of cyberattacks, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the process of manually or semi-automatically receiving cyberthreat alerts that need...
