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Organizations are realizing the gaps in internal cyber risk management teams are interfering with their ability to effectively address emerging cyber threats. 

After it was discovered that three Samsung employees shared company information with ChatGPT, cybersecurity leaders are sharing their thoughts. 

With the rise of hybrid and remote work environments, security leaders have wondered how best to protect their employees and their networks. 

Thanks to $4.8 million in grant funds, Pennsylvania school employees will receive annual safety and security training at no cost to their schools.

The increasing prevalence of AI technologies such as ChatGPT have raised concerns among security leaders, especially if used within the workplace.

An Ohio flooring mill was cited by OSHA following multiple inspections. Two of the inspections involved employee injuries, including one amputation. 

Security leaders are now expected to provide evidence to boards, customers and regulators that their teams are prepared for potential cyber crises.

Maine's new workplace safety plan for state and local government workers has been certified by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. 

Two workplace safety bills have been introduced to the Minnesota Senate to better protect healthcare workers as workplace violence increases.

To mitigate social engineering risks, companies need to build a security culture with employee awareness, education and training at the center.