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From Hype to Hope: Key Lessons on AI in Security, Innersource, and the Evolving Threat Landscape

Coveros

However, social engineering is a common tactic, so it is advisable to continuously improve security awareness and education in an effort to decrease the effectiveness of social engineering attacks. Establish a breach communication plan with clear guidelines on how to communicate a breach to customers and maintain trust as much as possible.

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Top Kubernetes Security Best Practices You Should Know

Altexsoft

This is a guest article by technical writer Limor Maayan-Wainstein. Kubernetes is a popular open source container orchestration platform, used by many organizations throughout the world. Hardening and compliance. Read our requirements and guidelines to become a contributor. Kubernetes Security: Key Considerations.

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: As ChatGPT Fire Rages, NIST Issues AI Security Guidance

Tenable

The report, which surveyed an undisclosed number of privacy, policy, legal and technical AI experts in North America, Europe and Asia, found that: Most surveyed organizations (70%) are at some point in the process of including responsible AI in their governance, while 10% haven’t started and 20% have already implemented these practices.

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Multicloud Migration Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Blueprint for IT Leaders

Perficient

STEP 3: Evaluate Security and Compliance When considering multicloud adoption, the third step should be to evaluate security and compliance. This is crucial because the primary challenge of distributing yourself into multiple clouds is ensuring security and compliance.

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Software supply chain: What it is and how to keep it secure

CircleCI

Instead, they are made up of a complex web of open source components and libraries, most of which inherit functionality from other third-party sources. The software supply chain consists of code, configurations, proprietary and open source binaries, libraries, plugins, and container dependencies.