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How Tech Companies Are Shaping the Future of Risk Management and Public Safety

Blog, Risk Management / By Ainsley Lawrence

Tech companies continue revolutionizing how organizations manage risks and enhance public safety through innovative solutions. Integrating artificial intelligence, IoT devices, and advanced analytics transforms traditional security approaches into proactive, data-driven systems. These technological advancements provide unprecedented threat detection, emergency response, […]

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Managing Cybersecurity Risks in the Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Deepfake, Phishing / By Tom Corrigan

When it comes to cybersecurity, we need to consider the good, the bad, and the ugly of artificial intelligence. While there are benefits of how AI can strengthen defenses, cybercriminals are also using the technology to enhance their attacks, creating

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Breach Ready: Rethinking Zero Trust and Lateral Movement Defense

Blog, Podcasts, Security / By Tony Bradley

Cybersecurity isn’t what it used to be—and that’s a good thing. In the latest episode of the TechSpective Podcast, I sat down with Sunil Muralidhar, Vice President of Marketing and Partnerships at ColorTokens, to explore how organizations are rethinking traditional

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Rolling the Dice: Navigating Compliance in Online Gambling

Blog, Online Casino, Online Gaming, Security Awareness / By Soniya Bopache

Online gaming, inclusive of sports gambling, has recently surged in popularity across the U.S., reaching a record $21.5 billion in revenue last year. And, with sports betting now legal in 38 states and legislation pending in five more, this means

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Digital Twins: Revolutionizing Network Management and Cybersecurity

Blog, Business Intelligence, Security Awareness / By Dave McGrail

Digital twins, virtual replicas of physical objects, systems, or processes, have been steadily gaining traction in the technology sector, particularly in networking and security. These sophisticated models have the potential to revolutionize network management and cybersecurity by offering a dynamic,

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Navigating the Future of AI and Cybersecurity

Blog, Deepfake, Podcasts, Security Awareness / By Tony Bradley

The rise of artificial intelligence has opened up exciting possibilities, but it’s also creating new challenges–particularly for cybersecurity. I sat down with my friend Sam Curry, Global VP and CISO in residence at Zscaler, for an in-depth conversation about the

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HP’s Unique Advantage in a Hostile World: HP Wolf Security

Blog, HP, Security / By Rob Enderle

HP Wolf Security stands out in the market, offering a robust approach to endpoint security that arguably surpasses its peers, particularly in safeguarding business-focused laptops and printers. HP’s dedication to security is evident in its unique, security-oriented PC architecture and

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A Pragmatic Approach to Effective Security

Blog, Podcasts, Security / By Tony Bradley

Cybersecurity is constantly evolving, and staying ahead of threats requires more than just tools—it demands strategy, leadership, and expertise. The unfortunate reality is that the threat landscape affects all companies regardless of industry or size, but many companies simply do

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Why So Many Employee Phishing Training Initiatives Fall Short

Blog, Phishing, Security Awareness / By Evan Morris

During the work-from-home boom of 2020, GitLab, a company that largely employs tech-savvy individuals, decided to test its security by sending fake phishing messages to its WFH workers. About one out of every five tested employees fell for it, and

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Building Community and Making Cybersecurity Accessible

Blog, Podcasts, Security / By Tony Bradley

I recently sat down with my long-time friend and cybersecurity expert, Michael Farnum, to discuss his journey in the industry, his role as an advisory CISO at Trace3, and the evolution of the Houston Security Conference—more commonly referred to as

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