Security

Anthropic updates its risk governance framework

Revised doc defines two key ‘Capability Thresholds,’ one of which revolves around CBRN weapons.

Why are we still confused about cloud security?

We’re building too much complexity and are ill-trained to secure it. The result will be breach after breach, while enterprises wonder what happened. Get a clue now.

Weighing the risks of moving too fast with genAI

Jumping on the genAI bandwagon can backfire, but moving too slow isn’t wise either. Finding the optimum pace relies on a host of factors, starting with a healthy appetite for risk.

Headhunted? That dream job could be a trap

Sophisticated phishing by fake recruiters is on the rise targeting individuals via private accounts in their pursuit of new job opportunities.

3 things to get right with data management for gen AI projects

3 things to get right with data management for gen AI projects

After nearly two years of experimentation with generative AI, many IT leaders are ready to scale up. Before they do, however, they need to rethink data management.

Download the ‘Emerging Cybersecurity Concerns’ Enterprise Spotlight

In this issue: CISOs are preparing to ensure their organizations’ security in the age of artificial intelligence and getting ready for the implications of quantum computing on IT systems and enterprise software. CISOs are also experiencing care

How AI continues to reshape the cybersecurity arsenal

From source code analysis to red teaming, AI-powered tools are revolutionizing defenses against cyber threats. Learn how organizations leverage AI to fortify their security posture and stay ahead of evolving attacks.

Avangrid partners with state fusion cell to fight cyber threats via data sharing

DoJ gets tough on evaluation of corporate compliance

CIOs now must ensure their AI complies with the law and received adequate human supervision … or else.

SAP SE revamps application security scanning using simulation and automation

SAP’s award-winning FioriDAST project mimics user and attacker behavior to safeguard its web applications. While hackers target companies of all sizes, a tech giant like SAP may have a bigger bull’s eye on its back because of the sensiti