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Artificial Intelligence meets real talk at IRISSCON 2024

BH Consulting

In her enthusiastic talk, Korucu encouraged the 400-strong audience to use the technology, get trained in it, and learn about it – and to realise its shortcomings. “We ESET’s global cybersecurity advisor Jake Moore gave an entertaining and fast-paced look at how criminals can use deepfake technology to create ‘clones’.

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A Robot’s View of AI in Cybersecurity

Security Boulevard

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are rapidly advancing technologies that have the potential to greatly impact cybersecurity. These technologies can be used to enhance security by analyzing large amounts of. An AI chatbot wrote the following article on AI in cybersecurity.

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AI Could Help Resolve IT/OT Integration Security Challenges

Security Boulevard

Security issues stemming from the integration of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT), could be addressed through artificial intelligence (AI), although the technology could also be leveraged by malicious actors, according to a Cisco study.

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California’s Pioneering AI Legislation: Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Security Boulevard

California has passed revolutionary legislation to regulate artificial intelligence, requiring companies to disclose training data and label AI-generated content. The post California’s Pioneering AI Legislation: Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Keeping up With Rapidly Evolving Cloud Security Tech

Security Boulevard

Innovative technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and advanced encryption have significant implications for cybersecurity. At the same time, introducing new technologies can produce a skills gap.

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Modern Strategies to Address Phishing Risks with Advanced Technology

SecureWorld News

No longer confined to suspicious emails, phishing now encompasses voice-based attacks (vishing), text-based scams (smishing) automated with phishing kits, and deepfake technologies. This shift necessitates a proactive and technology-driven approach to cybersecurity. Here are few promising technologies.

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Today’s Threats, Tomorrow’s Skill Sets?

Security Boulevard

Being aware of emerging threats and how they impact technologies is key to bolstering defenses. Today, the top skill sets employers are looking for include cloud computing security skills (40%), followed by risk assessment, analysis and management (26%) and artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning.