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PArla Sam Curry, CISO (responsabile della sicurezza informatica interna) di Zscaler, che non ha esitato a definire il nuovo arrivato una vera e propria rivoluzione
AI tools are already inside most regulated environments. The compliance programs that govern those environments have not caught up. That is the gap. Your existing frameworks, HIPAA, CMMC, ITAR, GDPR etc., apply to systems that touch regulated data. AI tools are systems. They inherit the same obligations. Most organizations have built access controls, encryption, and audit logging for human users. Very few have applied the same rigor to the AI tools accessing the same data. This is not a future r
Generative AI and modern messaging platforms did not create a browser problem. They created a network security problem. ChatGPT, Microsoft... The post A Different Approach: Why the Answer to Browser Security Is Not a New Browser appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
FAST LTA und eperi bündeln ihre Kompetenzen, um Unternehmen sichere Lösungen für Cloud-Nutzung, lokale KI sowie Backup und Archivierung bereitzustellen. Die gemeinsame Strategie stärkt Datensouveränität und unterstützt die Einhaltung regulatorischer Anforderungen wie DSGVO und EU AI Act. Der Beitrag FAST LTA startet Kooperation mit eperi erschien zuerst auf EPERI.
ServiceNow Edge Encryption is entering end-of-renewal, with full end-of-life scheduled for December 2028. Every organization still running it needs a replacement plan. This article provides what organizations need to know before 2028.
Multinational defense, aerospace, and dual-use technology firms face a structural problem. Their workforces, supply chains, and cloud applications span borders. A single SaaS tenant accessed by a foreign-person employee can trigger a regulated export, under ITAR and EAR, regardless of where the servers physically sit.
Frontier AI security: faster discovery does not mean managed risk Frontier AI is changing the speed of vulnerability discovery. It’s getting a lot of attention from security leaders, executives, and boards. Rightly so, sort of…the main question is not whether AI can find more vulnerabilities. It is whether organizations can understand, prioritize, and act on what AI finds.
As Australian government agencies and regulated enterprises accelerate cloud adoption, the need for independently assessed, government-endorsed cloud security has never... The post Skyhigh Security Renews IRAP Assessment at PROTECTED Level for 2026 appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
Generative AI adoption changed enterprise security in ways many organizations have yet to address. The risk did not come from... The post AI Tools Created a Security Gap Your Network Cannot See. Browser Controls Close It. appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
Summary: Shawn Long has joined Pioneers and Legends to strengthen business-first cybersecurity leadership in Florida. His focus is helping executives integrate cyber risk into business decision-making. This move reinforces the growing need for cybersecurity guidance at the leadership level. Cybersecurity earns its place in the executive room when leaders stop treating it as a technical function and start treating it as business judgment.Cyber risk now affects operations, finance, client trust, i