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A CIO primer on addressing perceived AI risks

CIO

Other than those of our fellow humans who hunt for sport it’s rare for species to harm members of other species just for the heck of it. In nature, organisms that hunt and kill other organisms are either predators that want food, or competitors for the same resources.

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Fixed wireless access (FWA) is a secure networking option

CIO

Cyber hygiene best practices include device security , cyber security education , and secure networking strategies. Help protect your business by applying sensible internet security practices, such as data encryption, authentication, access control and proper employee training to avoid hacking attempts such as phishing or malware.

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Beyond Visibility: Proactive Cloud Workload Security in the Real World

Prisma Clud

Cloud Security Is a Shared Responsibility Cloud security is a team sport that involves DevOps teams, cloud security teams and even the security operations center (SOC) engineers. This proactive, holistic security strategy ensures that protection isn’t an afterthought but a core element of your cloud strategy.

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6 generative AI hazards IT leaders should avoid

CIO

Generative AI in particular is amplifying issues that previously existed but were not whole-heartedly addressed,” warns Matt Baker, SVP AI strategy for Dell Technologies (which offers services to help customers build AI systems with Microsoft 365 Copilot or open access models like Llama2).

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Israel’s cybersecurity industry is a unicorn. Here’s why

The Parallax

Cybersecurity is a true blood sport,” Netanyahu quipped. Just before Netanyahu took the stage, Yigal Unna, the director general of the INCD, announced that the government will create a “cybershield” to protect private and state organizations from malware and hacking.). million people living in a space about the size of Fiji.

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How USB sticks help drive freedom in North Korea (Q&A)

The Parallax

PRAGUE—Like not fully sitting on a public toilet seat, a major rule of good computer security hygiene is not to stick random USB sticks, or flash drives, into your computer—you just never know whether they might be loaded with nasty malware. And no, they’re not worried about spreading malware to North Koreans.

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