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The Autonomous Shield: Cybersecurity in the Age of Automation and AI

As businesses adapt to an ever-evolving threat and regulatory landscape, it is widely accepted that the next big challenge lies in scaling cybersecurity to keep pace. In fact, organizations have never experienced the volume, velocity, and severity of attacks that we witnessed in 2024 and are continuing to see in 2025.

Deepfake Candidates Are Getting Hired - Here's How

Hiring in 2025: Is the person you hired even real? Deepfakes resumes. Outsourced interviews. Candidates landing jobs they never intended to do. We've moved from KYC to KYE, and organizations haven't caught up yet. In the latest episode of The Connectivity Cloud Podcast, we explore how attackers are weaponizing the job market with Vladimir Krupnov and Blake Darché. For anyone in hiring, HR tech, or security leadership, this is a must-listen.

Top 5 Most Dangerous Truck Fleet Apps - Security Flaws That Could Trigger Major Accidents in Florida

Truck fleet applications are a backbone for logistics and driver management, but some serious security gaps in these tools can lead to real-world dangers-especially on Florida's packed highways. Weaknesses in software that handles real-time tracking, route planning, and communication can cause breaches or outright system failures, putting people in harm's way. If you're running a fleet, knowing which apps are risky isn't just smart-it's essential for keeping your operation safe and above board.

Automation Without Risks: Staying Secure with AI Browsers

Let's keep this simple. Most people don't get "hacked" in a dramatic movie way: they are not attacked by a team of professional geniuses aiming for millions of dollars in profits. They lose access to accounts, get locked out of work platforms, or leak something sensitive because of small, boring mistakes: a rushed click, reused password, and a browser stuffed with old logins. That's the reality.

Master Video Production: Leveraging AI for Efficient Workflows

In today's rapidly changing industry of video production, being ahead of the curve requires embracing new ideas which is why Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a major force in the game. Artificial Intelligence-driven technology is changing conventional workflows in video production and making video production more efficient as well as smarter than it has ever been. If you're a content creator, filmmaker, or video editor, knowing the best ways to use AI will significantly improve your workflow as well as enhance the production quality.

How strategic CISOs turn AI risks into competitive advantages

As the flurry of excitement over fresh AI innovation begins to fade, risk leaders, heads of GRC and CISOs have a new challenge to tackle. Regulators, customers, and boards are all asking harder questions about how AI is used, secured, and audited. For CISOs, AI governance is now a board-level expectation. Some organizations will be able to confidently show their measured and documented approach to AI governance.

Google Gemini 3 Pro Builds an App with ONE PROMPT...

Google announced Gemini 3 Pro, which they tout as their most intelligent model yet that's best for complex tasks and bringing creative concepts to life. We're going to put this model to the test and see how good it is at fulfilling our prompt with a production ready app and the security of the code it produces.

New AMOS Infection Vector Highlights Risks around AI Adoption

During a recent investigation into AMOS InfoStealer, Kroll Threat Intelligence Team has discovered a troubling new delivery vector that leverages the growing trust users place in AI tools. In this case, attackers leveraged ChatGPT as the source of guidance, tricking victims into initiating the infection, presenting it as a legitimate solution to a common technical problem. Victims were tricked into believing they were running a harmless command to fix a sound issue on their Mac device.

Agentic AI Security: The Emerging Fourth Pillar of Cybersecurity

For decades, cybersecurity has been organized around three dominant pillars: endpoint security, network security, and cloud security. These domains have shaped technology categories, vendor ecosystems, and enterprise budgets. They have matured into multi-billion-dollar markets, each responding to successive waves of digital transformation. However, a tectonic shift is underway.