Trump pressed pause on a ban, but this isn’t just about TikTok. Enterprises should use this moment to do some serious risk calculations related to their social media app exposure, secure their online assets, and take steps to prevent potential litigation.
Everybody’s talking about AI these days, but let’s face it: Very (very) few understand it. That’s why CISOs need to spearhead AI education at all levels — within IT teams, the C-suite, and across the organization. These four objectives are a great start.
In the second part of our two-part conversation with Richard J. Harknett, director of the Center for Cyber Strategy and Policy, he prescribes the best ways for businesses to “defend forward” and how the U.S. needs to fight against divisive information campaigns.
Here are four standout reads on AI that should be on your gift-giving list this holiday season – if not your nightstand.
Take it from Richard J. Harknett, one of the architects of the U.S. national cyber strategy and its game-changing new take on persistence and proactivity in cyberdefense – “the more cyber secure you are, the more attractive you are up the supply chain.”
With more people logging in from more devices and more places, it’s more important than ever that security teams can rapidly respond to any threat.
