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ZDNet Security
Better to have USB data protection and not need it, than need it and not be prepared.
ZDNet Security
Better to have USB data protection and not need it, than need it and not be prepared.
Dark Reading
Organizations need to prepare for security threats as summer holidays approach.
Dark Reading
By paying attention to emerging threat intelligence, security leaders can be better prepared to defend against similar attack vectors in the future.
The Register
Watch it here: the unvarnished truth about the state of data security Rubrik Zero Lab's annual report on the state of data security is not a comfortable read. And as if to prepare you for what lies inside, the company has called it 'The Hard Truths.'… Webinar
Dark Reading
With the introduction of generative AI, even more business users are going to create low-code/no-code applications. Prepare to protect them.
The Register
Deals between Zuckercorp + FTC in 2012 and 2020 are being ignored, so time to get stricter, says commish The US Federal Trade Commission is preparing to take action against Facebook parent company Meta for a third time over claims it failed to protect user privacy, as required under a 2020 agreement Meta made with the regulator.…
The Register
How to recover from cyber attacks on Microsoft 365 Every organization needs a full set of data recovery tools. The sort that will get you back up and running quickly after a ransomware attack, outage, or accidental data deletion. And it's best to be prepared in advance rather than deal with the data disaster face to face when it happens.… Webinar
The Register
ChatGPT is just the beginning: CISOs need to prepare for the next wave of AI-powered attacks Change in the tech industry is usually evolutionary, but perhaps more interesting are the exceptions to this rule – the microprocessor in 1968, the IBM PC in 1981, the web in 1989, the smartphone in 2007. These are the technologies whose appearance began new eras that completely reshaped the industry around them.… Sponsored Feature
Dark Reading
To address the rising risk of online fraud, stolen identities, and cyberattacks, innovative organizations have begun converging their security functions — here's how yours can prepare.