Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In the age of Gen AI, it is now apparent that we can no longer trust what we see and read. The fakers have the upper hand: while typical security approaches rely on scaling up teams, attacks scale at the press of a button. To safely move forward and realize the benefits Gen AI enables, we need a better trust model that adds integrity, transparency and trust to all data and a common provenance format that captures origin, authenticity and lineage information. We must verify data before we use it.

What cybersecurity threats will emerge from the depths of the dark web and from the minds of threat actors in 2024? In this year’s predictions, the WatchGuard Threat Lab shares what cybersecurity and threats will look like in the next year and ways to defend your business. Join our webinar, where Corey Nachreiner, CSO, and Marc Laliberte, director of security operations, will discuss.

While the EU AI Act is poised to introduce binding legal requirements, there's another noteworthy player making waves—the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF), published in January 2023. This framework promises to reshape the future of responsible AI uniquely and voluntarily, setting it apart from traditional regulatory approaches. Let's delve into the transformative potential of the NIST AI RMF and its global implications.

Phishing is a longstanding danger of the digital world that most people are aware of. Whether it happens via email, text message, social media, or any other means, phishing presents a risk to all users. In recent years, the growing popularity of QR codes for all manner of operations has created an environment ripe for cybercriminals to take advantage of.

Rubrik Zero Labs’ recent study accentuated several hard truths we think are important and warrant a response from Rubrik’s CISO Advisory Board. First, let’s confirm what many of us have already discussed: It’s not fun to be a CISO right now. There’s an overwhelming amount of expectation—from the board to business unit owners—to figure out how to grow and use data, but also keep it secure, and figure out what happens when it’s not.