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NASA & Microsoft Unite: Earth Copilot AI Revolution

NASA & Microsoft Unite: Earth Copilot AI Revolution

Whatever business you’re running, you depend on a lot of research to make decisions, launch new ideas, and refine mountains of data for employees, partners, customers, and clients. Not everyone is a thought leader in their field, and, understandably, some data may go...

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Hackers Exploit CCTV Camera Flaws

Hackers Exploit CCTV Camera Flaws

Is your establishment’s surveillance system as secure as you think? Gone are the days when these security measures were a set-and-forget solution. Hackers have learned to take advantage of and breach CCTV camera flaws. Keep reading to learn more. How They Do It The...

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Massive Cyberattack Leaves Thousands of Domains Exposed

Massive Cyberattack Leaves Thousands of Domains Exposed

How often have you seen a company without an online presence? Your answer is likely, “Not very often.” Owners at any level will have at least one social media page that connects them to their customers online, even if they don’t have a digital store for online...

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Trust in Passwords Persists Despite AI Security Threats

Trust in Passwords Persists Despite AI Security Threats

How many passwords do you have? Or better yet, how many services or accounts do you have that require you to set a username and password for security?  Most people believe that passwords are effective in keeping information secure. A recent survey from hardware...

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Cybercriminals Exploit AI Tools for Advanced Phishing

Cybercriminals Exploit AI Tools for Advanced Phishing

Cybercriminals will stop at nothing in their quest to steal from innocent victims. AI tools have made launching successful attacks against their targets easier than ever. In a new twist on using generative AI in phishing attacks, hackers are impersonating OpenAI, the...

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Mobile Phishing Attacks on Businesses Surge to New Highs

Mobile Phishing Attacks on Businesses Surge to New Highs

Suppose your business focuses its phishing protection efforts on email. In that case, it’s time to reevaluate your enterprise security protocols and turn your attention to mobile devices. Hackers always target the easiest entry point, and most smartphones lack the...

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