BigID launched Vendor AI Assessment, a solution designed to help organizations identify, evaluate, and manage the risks introduced by third-party AI usage. As vendors race to embed GenAI, large language models (LLMs), and autonomous agents into their products, organizations are left in the dark about how AI is being used – and what risks it introduces to their data, privacy, and compliance. Expanding on its capabilities in vendor management and third-party risk, BigID now enables … More →
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Cyberespionage, also known as cyber spying, is one of the most serious threats in today’s hyper-connected digital world. It involves the unauthorized access and theft of sensitive information through digital means. As more critical data is stored and transmitted online, the risks associated with these attacks have surged dramatically. Cyberespionage poses significant concerns for national […]
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When CISOs think about risk, they usually think about cloud platforms, laptops, and data centers. But live events like conferences, trade shows, product launches, and shareholder meetings bring a different kind of cybersecurity exposure. These events gather people, devices, and sensitive information in one place, often for just a day or two. That makes them an appealing target. Events also combine digital and physical systems. A vulnerability in one area can lead to a breach … More →
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In this Help Net Security interview, Paolo del Mundo, Director of Application and Cloud Security at The Motley Fool, discusses how organizations can scale their AI usage by implementing guardrails to mitigate GenAI-specific risks like prompt injection, insecure outputs, and data leakage. He explains that as GenAI features proliferate, organizations must implement guardrails to manage risk, especially around input/output handling and fine-tuning practices. Establishing these controls early ensures safe, compliant adoption without compromising innovation. For … More →
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Logging into apps has come a long way. Not too long ago, pretty much every website or app had its own login screen, and you had to remember a different password for each one. It was messy, annoying, and honestly not very safe. That’s why modern apps have shifted toward smarter, easier, and more secure...
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NIST and the University of Colorado Boulder have created a public service that delivers random numbers using quantum mechanics. Called the Colorado University Randomness Beacon (CURBy), the system offers a daily stream of certifiable random numbers generated through a process that no one can predict or manipulate. Instrumentation for the quantum random number generator (Source: NIST) For security professionals, randomness is essential. But most systems use pseudo-random numbers, which are generated by algorithms and can … More →
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