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AI can become the foundation for a future where agencies can proactively identify, understand and address cyber threats before it’s too late.

With threats looming, here are three considerations for consumers and businesses to protect data privacy in the age of AI.

In a recent report, two-thirds of IT leaders express a lack of confidence in the United States government's ability to defend against cyberwarfare.

The number of victims experiencing ransomware incidents has risen since Q1 of 2023, rising by nearly 20% by Q1 of 2024. 

In today’s constantly evolving threat landscape, the ability to quickly detect and respond to security incidents is critical.

It is possible that cybercriminals will shift from a few large-scale, high-stake ransomware attacks to a broader array of smaller-scale attacks.

With rapid AI adoption happening across varying business units, maintaining the integrity of those systems is a growing concern.

A recent report has emphasized the prevalence and importance of pentesting among enterprise security teams. 

Without the proper foundation or understanding of how to secure their AI systems and address key security concerns, innovation slows or gets stuck. 

The widespread financial burden of cybercrime in the U.S. was recently analyzed by NoDepositRewards using data from the 2023 FBI crime report.