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Authentication. Of course they do, but with a big caveat. Moreover, new sources of ever expanding data produced by generative AI and the unfettered growth of unstructured data introduce even more challenges. There’s the complexity of security in the organization. Password strategies. Incident response plans. Training and awareness.
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