According to a recent report, 53% of European organizations are confident employees are not properly utilizing generative AI.

The U.S. Department of Labor has released a proposed rule to protect workers from the significant health risks of extreme heat. 

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced additional funding for workplace safety initiatives, including additional training.

Artificial intelligence (AI) security and employee preparation was analyzed in a recent survey by SHI International and Dell Technologies.

Prioritizing duty of care fosters an environment of trust, loyalty and productivity, enhancing organizational performance and employee satisfaction.

The NFL has seen successful coaching trees — assistant coaches who went on to become head coaches — across the organization. Does the same go for enterprise security?

Cybersecurity in the workplace was analyzed in a report, where 66% of respondents flagged completing daily tasks as more crucial than cybersecurity.

Organization's readiness for AI was analyzed in a recent report by Pluralsight, finding that employee's AI confidence and experience don't match.

In an effort to redirect the conversation and make a change, here are five steps organizations can take to attract and retain cybersecurity professionals in this market.

According to a Kolide report on AI, there is a significant gap between the percentage of employees allowed to use AI and those who actually use it.