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Maximizing AI Autonomy: Achieving Reliable AI Execution Through Structure and Guardrails

Gal Peretz is Head of AI & Data at Torq. Gal accelerates Torq’s AI and data initiatives, applying his deep learning and natural language processing expertise to advance AI-powered security automation. He also co-hosts the LangTalks podcast, which discusses the latest AI and LLM technologies. Our previous blog post explored how planning with AI systems can set the stage for smooth collaboration between humans and machines. However, a solid plan alone isn’t enough.

Protect Business Information with Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

Keeping track of your business data can be a bit of a challenge if you are using data-sharing platforms like Mediafire, WeTransfer, and Dropbox. But with DLP solutions, you can securely share your sensitive business information like files, reports, and client data on these platforms with ease while staying protected against data leaks. Want to know how? Check out this blog! That’s why it’s important to secure endpoints—basically, the devices we use every day at work.

Building Trust in Cybersecurity: Insights from Veteran CISO Rob Wood | Secrets of AppSec Champions

Trust is the invisible currency of business, and it's built in drops but lost in buckets. As security professionals, we often focus on competence - having the right controls, frameworks, and processes in place. But competence alone isn't enough when things go wrong. When a security incident happens, your customers' trust in you hangs in the balance. They're scared, frustrated, and looking for leadership. This is where benevolence and integrity become crucial.

Ransomware Attacks on CRMs: Why They're Growing and How to Stop Them

Keeping data and operations streamlined is why CRM systems are an essential part of business. However, as they are used more and more, they have become a prime target of ransomware attacks that can threaten the availability of sensitive customer data, as well as business operations.

Exploring the Ethical Side of Immediate Edge in Trading

The world of trading has undergone a significant transformation with the advent of automated trading platforms like Immediate Edge, where Immediate's AI trading bot promises users the ability to trade cryptocurrencies and other assets with minimal effort. These platforms are leveraging sophisticated algorithms to maximize profits. However, as with any technological advancement, the ethical implications of using such platforms, particularly Immediate Edge, warrant careful consideration. This exploration delves into the ethical dimensions of Immediate Edge, examining its impact on traders, markets, and society at large.

Sergey Tokarev: Businesses Lessons Transformed into AI Lessons

AI implementation can enhance business processes and help manage different tasks to save time and effort. AI has become a part of everyday life; yet many people have not learned to use it properly to benefit from it. Sergey Tokarev, the co-founder and partner at Roosh Ventures, commented on business errors and shared valuable solutions to advance AI for business.

From Pig Butchering to People Talking

Interpol has recently recommended discontinuing the use of the term "Pig Butchering" in cybercrime discussions, expressing concern that such terminology may discourage victims from reporting incidents due to feelings of shame or embarrassment. While some may question whether Interpol is over analysing the situation, it is prudent to consider the implications carefully. Modifying established cybersecurity terminology could potentially lead to public confusion.

Phishing Campaign Attempts to Bypass iOS Protections

An SMS phishing (smishing) campaign is attempting to trick Apple device users into disabling measures designed to protect them against malicious links, BleepingComputer reports. “Apple iMessage automatically disables links in messages received from unknown senders, whether that be an email address or phone number,” BleepingComputer explains.

Threat Actors Abuse Google Translate to Craft Phishing Links

Threat actors are abusing Google Translate’s redirect feature to craft phishing links that appear to belong to, according to researchers at Abnormal Security. Users are more likely to trust links that end in Google’s “.goog” domain, and security filters are less likely to flag these URLs as malicious. “When you enter a URL into Google Translate, it generates a new link, redirecting the user through its platform to the requested page,” the researchers explain.