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The Small Business Guide to Information Security

Galido

Information Technology Blog - - The Small Business Guide to Information Security - Information Technology Blog. Information security is a major issue in the business world, and security breaches cost businesses millions of dollars per year. You also have to make sure you have a strong password policy.

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For security leaders, AI is a mounting peril and an emerging shield

CIO Business Intelligence

In the hands of adversaries, AI exploits two attack vectors: It makes a range of existing attacks – such as social engineering, phishing, deep fakes, and malware – faster and much more effective. Information security leaders need an approach that is comprehensive, flexible and realistic.

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3 ways to deter phishing attacks in 2023

CIO Business Intelligence

In fact, CIO has reported that it takes only a few minutes for experienced hackers to set up a social engineering attack against enterprises (and their managed service providers) that consider themselves to be secure and protected. Cyberattacks, Data and Information Security, Phishing Let’s dig deeper.

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20 IT management certifications for IT leaders

CIO Business Intelligence

IT security is a growing priority for businesses and the CISM certification is often required by government agencies hiring IT workers. Exam fee: Courses for CSM certification range in price from $250 to $2,495 Expiration: Two years For more information, see “ CSM certification: What you need to know.”

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DeepSeek and AI-Generated Malware Pose New Danger for Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

Strengthening secure development practices AI models like DeepSeek can be manipulated into generating harmful outputs. Organizations should implement strict guardrails, such as input validation, ethical use policies, and continuous monitoring for abuse.

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CISOs are not just the keepers of our data – they must be its custodians

CIO Business Intelligence

Changes to social expectations surrounding privacy have led to individuals wanting transparency and security from the entities that collect and process our data. While data owners may define policies, custodians are responsible for implementing and ensuring adherence to these policies.

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Exploring the pros and cons of cloud-based large language models

CIO Business Intelligence

Additionally, because LLM tools are largely accessible to the public, they can be exploited by bad actors for nefarious purposes, such as supporting the spread of misinformation or being weaponized by bad actors to create sophisticated social engineering attacks.

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