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Cybersecurity investments are rarely discussed during a smart city’s strategic process. As smart cities become more complex, governments may be forced to play a continuous game of catch-up.
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The more relevant you can make security awareness training to your audience, the more likely you are to have higher engagement rates. But how can you optimize security training for different groups?
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Deepfake audio technology has already begun wreaking havoc on the business world. Is your enterprise prepared for this next-generation threat?
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Reading Time: 5 minutes According to a recent study from Palo Alto Networks and YouGov, some of us have more trust in cybersecurity AI than we do humans when it comes to managing security.
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A proactive approach to security and intelligence gathering is the best way to stem the tide of threats and lucrative trading of business-critical data on the darknet.
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Social engineering will always be one of the easiest ways for threat actors to get what they want. So what can enterprises do to decrease the risk?
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For the enterprise responsible for protecting customers’ PII, should passwords be stored at all — even encrypted?
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Healthcare security is going to play a huge role if the utopian vision of a purely digital healthcare ecosystem is going to be realized.
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The car of today — and especially tomorrow — relies on countless lines of software code to get those wheels moving, a reality that has placed increasing importance on automotive cybersecurity.
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The lure of social media is too much to fight against. Instead of pushing back, we need to work with what we’ve got and do our best to educate employees about potential social media attacks.
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