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In 2023, cyber threats increased and diversified, resulting in increased security challenges for organizations around the globe. Meanwhile, AI greatly increased its presence in the realm of cybersecurity, both negatively and positively. 2024 is going to be a year in which advanced AI tools and complex social engineering tactics will further alter the cybersecurity game. In this article, we will focus on the most important cybersecurity threats in 2024.

Over the past few years, software supply chain security has been top of mind for governments and businesses alike. Following Log4Shell in late 2021, the Biden administration’s National Cybersecurity Strategy started focusing on open source supply chain security. The National Security Agency (NSA) recently released new guidance on securing open source software supply chains.

In the digital age, protecting customer data is a cornerstone of trust and reliability between a company and its consumers. As cyber threats loom larger and data breaches become more frequent, safeguarding sensitive information cannot be ignored. Companies that excel in data protection comply with stringent regulations and gain a competitive edge by building solid relationships with their customers.

Organizations are adopting Google Cloud at a growing rate. This growth is partially influenced by both the rise of AI computing and a push towards multi-cloud usage. A recent report found that 85 percent of organizations deploy their applications on multi-cloud architecture. With the shift to AI computing and multi-cloud adoption, organizations are reconsidering their cloud security coverage now more than ever.

In the rapidly maturing landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), multimodal learning has emerged as a game-changer. It enables AI systems to process and integrate data from numerous modalities, such as text, images, audio, and video. This approach is crucial for developing AI systems that can understand and interact with the world in a more human-like manner, as our experiences and communication are inherently multimodal.

As the digital age advances, safeguarding your data becomes more crucial for all businesses than before. But what happens when that data is suddenly lost, whether due to a hardware failure, theft, or malware attack? The consequences can result in heavy loss. That’s why World Backup Day, observed on March 31st, serves as a timely reminder to protect your valuable business data.

Keeper Security has been featured by Okta, an access management leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant, as the seventh fastest-growing application by number of customers in the company’s 2024 Businesses at Work report. This is the second time Keeper has been listed as one of the fastest growing apps on Okta’s annual report, reinforcing the Keeper’s mission to provide organizations of all sizes with an easy-to-use security solution that has simple integrations and fast time to value.

A browser hijacker is a type of malware that infects an internet browser. When your Internet browser becomes infected, it’s done without your knowledge or consent so you may not even notice it’s there until it’s too late. Typically, browser hijackers are used by cybercriminals to redirect users to malicious websites for financial gain, but they can also be used to gather your personal information and spy on your online activity.