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10 projects top of mind for IT leaders today

CIO Business Intelligence

Although AI, machine learning, and generative AI — the more recent entrant in the space — are not new, they are becoming more mature, mainstream technologies. Events like the UnitedHealthcare attack drives conversations around cybersecurity and whether companies are putting enough resources into their own security programs,” he says.

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The changing face of cybersecurity threats in 2023

CIO Business Intelligence

Every out-of-place event needs to be investigated. SMBs and startups are equally at risk. Using a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system lets you collect and converge data from disparate IT environments and touchpoints for real-time monitoring and analysis. It is impossible to know their approaches.

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How to use data detection and response (DDR) to gain early warning into data leakage from insider threats

Laminar Security

DDR is a data security solution that leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and behavioral analytics to monitor, detect, and respond to data activity across endpoints, networks, cloud, and applications. DDR detects anomalous or suspicious data behavior that may indicate insider threats or other data security risks.

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How to handle a ransomware attack 

IBM Big Data Hub

The good news is that in the event of a ransomware attack, there are basic steps any organization can follow to help contain the attack, protect sensitive information, and ensure business continuity by minimizing downtime. Don’t restart affected devices When dealing with ransomware, avoid restarting infected devices.

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3 Essential Cybersecurity Strategies for 2020

CDW Research Hub

Identify and reduce your cloud vendor risk. As your organization moves to cloud services and applications, it’s important to identify the associated risks. The reality is that you can’t outsource risk and your best defense is a strong offense. A solid understanding of your data is a good place to start.

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Cybersecurity On Call: Balancing Connectivity and Cybersecurity with Paul Roberts

Cloudera

While this connectivity has given us a new understanding of creature comforts, they have also created risk. An example of this can be found through the the recent debacle from smart lock manufacturer LockState , who can unfortunately vouch for this type of risk. He has appeared on NPR’??s

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Cybersecurity on Call: Nation-State Cyber Operations with Patrick Tucker

Cloudera

Patrick is the technology editor for Defense One. Tucker has written about emerging technology in MIT Technology Review and BBC News Magazine along with many other publications. Like us on SoundCloud and follow us so you’re always up on current events in the world of cybersecurity.