"This Week in NET". Episode #59 Host João Tomé (based in Lisbon, Portugal) is joined by our Head of Data Insights, David Belson, based in Boston. We discuss our recent Q1 2024 Internet disruption summary blog post. There were submarine cable failures that impacted 13 countries in Africa. We also address technical issues with RPKI, DNS, and DNSSEC that disrupted connectivity for subscribers across multiple network providers.

Dive into the world of AI-driven security with Brivo! In this video, we explore how Brivo is at the forefront of the AI evolution, tailoring cutting-edge security solutions to meet customer needs. 🛡️🔐 Discover how staying updated with AI trends like generative AI, machine learning, and cyber security enables Brivo to innovate and respond to feedback effectively. From IBM's cloud technology to the future of AI in security, learn how artificial intelligence is transforming the way we protect our spaces. 🤖🌐

Explore the future of security and smart technology with Brivo. Our content delves into innovative solutions that empower businesses and individuals to create safer, more connected environments.

Egnyte helps you locate the sensitive content that matters most to your business with custom keyword lists!

Watch Andi Voellmy show Sean Deveci how to solve his network problems with the Network Query Engine (NQE) feature within Forward Enterprise.

Cisco Research hosted a virtual summit to explore current research in the generative AI and cybersecurity space. The session includes presentations from University professors collaborating with the Cisco Research team, including Srini Devadas (MIT), Vijayalakshmi Atluri (Rutgers), Jie Ding (Minnesota), and Ravi Sandhu and Ram Krishnan (UT San Antonio). Listen in for unique and exciting perspectives on the possibilities of generative AI in security, including discussions on the trustworthiness of LLMs, training and maintenance of AI models, and more.

Any vulnerability in the software supply chain has serious potential to wreak havoc around the globe, as we saw with Log4j and SolarWinds. What can security teams do?