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Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT and Cybersecurity: A Match Made in Heaven or a Hack Waiting to Happen?

KnowBe4

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer science fiction.

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Unlocking AI potential for CISOs: A framework for safe adoption

OpenText Information Management

Many organizations are in the exploratory phases of using Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI trends – what is the role of AI in the security market? As per Forbes , the global artificial intelligence market is projected to reach $1.8k Remember, AI has been around for a long time but with different semantics.

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Most Organizations Believe Malicious Use of AI is Close to Evading Detection

KnowBe4

As organizations continue to believe the malicious use of artificial intelligence (AI) will outpace its defensive use, new data focused on the future of AI in cyber attacks and defenses should leave you very worried.

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AI in 2024: The Top 10 Cutting Edge Social Engineering Threats

KnowBe4

The year 2024 is shaping up to be a pivotal moment in the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly in the realm of social engineering. AI in Cybersecurity and the Arms Race While AI advancements provide tools for cybercriminals, they also empower more effective AI-driven security systems.

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MY TAKE: Account hijackers follow small banks, credit unions over to mobile banking apps

The Last Watchdog

I had the chance at RSA 2019 to discuss this war of attrition with Will LaSala, director of security services and security evangelist at OneSpan, a Chicago-based provider of anti-fraud, e-signature and digital identity solutions to 2,000 banks worldwide. The name of the game is balancing user convenience with security,” said LaSala.

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Spear Phishing Prevention: 10 Ways to Protect Your Organization

eSecurity Planet

Individuals and organizations should prioritize security awareness training, implement email security measures, and encourage vigilance when dealing with unusual or urgent requests. In order to send a message, they could be using spoof email addresses, making use of compromised accounts, or exploiting weak security measures.

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CyberheistNews Vol 13 #14 [Eyes on the Prize] How Crafty Cons Attempted a 36 Million Vendor Email Heist

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But, according to security researchers at Abnormal Security, cybercriminals are becoming brazen and are taking their shots at very large prizes. According to Abnormal Security, nearly every aspect of the request looked legitimate. This attack begins with a case of VEC – where a domain is impersonated.