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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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Due to its interconnected nature, the financial services industry needs to prepare to respond to a systemic cyberattack that could impact its overarching infrastructure across borders.
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Back in 2003, a Swiss tennis player named Roger Federer won his first grand slam title – the prestigious Wimbledon championship. Federer has since won more than 100 ATP titles, making him one of the most accomplished tennis players in history … Continue reading Why Continuous, Long-Term Security Awareness Training Will Build Tomorrow’s Cybersecurity Champions
Secure coding training isn’t required in most computer science programs. How can you fill the gaps in your developers’ education without slowing them down?
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If you saw a coworker browsing through a database they weren’t supposed to have access to, would you report it? New research suggests that employees often underreport such security incidents.
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While the cybersecurity skills gap is a years-old challenge, organizations are facing a new conundrum: The cyber kill chain is getting shorter. How can the industry address these dual problems?
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The cybersecurity executive order of 2019 is intended to boost cybersecurity skills and improve national defense against growing cyberthreats. Will it work?
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A social media post from one of a company’s interns was all this people hacker needed to enter a secure area with a counterfeit employee badge. Learn tips for welcoming new employees securely.
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