When Will the First ChatGPT-Based Cyberattacks Launch?
It’s evident that many cybersecurity and IT professionals have mixed feelings about AI in general and ChatGPT in particular. According to a recent study from BlackBerry, while eight in ten decision makers said they plan to invest in AI-driven cybersecurity by 2025, three-quarters of those respondents saw AI as a ... Read More
ChatGPT-Written Malware Will Change the Threat Landscape
ChatGPT is the latest in a long line of game-changing technology, and it has people across a wide variety of industries furiously debating its potential impact, use cases and its pros and cons. Cybercrime is one of those industries that has taken an interest in ChatGPT and how to make ... Read More
Why Traditional Approaches Don’t Work for API Security
API sprawl, which Brian Otten, VP of the digital transformation catalysts division with Axway, defined as “an uncontrolled proliferation of APIs in an organization,” is creating a flood of new security headaches for organizations. One of the biggest problems in providing security for APIs is that sprawl makes them difficult ... Read More
The Security Challenges of API Sprawl
When you have a lot of something—of anything—it’s hard to keep track. It could be books, cats, tools in the garage, apps on the phone. And when you can’t keep track, you create some level of risk, likely as a result of poor inventory and control. Well, this is what ... Read More
APIs in Vehicle Software Vulnerable to Attacks
All software today depends on APIs, including the software in newer-model vehicles. And that’s creating serious security issues that have already led to vulnerabilities involving the car owners’ PII, GPS tracking and basic vehicle controls ranging from remote locks to engine start/stop. Few car manufacturers are immune to the issues ... Read More
Building Zero-Trust Into API Security
As APIs are increasingly used in app development, it should come as no surprise that threat actors have turned them into attack vectors. In fact, Gartner predicted that APIs would become the top attack vector in 2022, stating, “Unmanaged and unsecured APIs are easy targets for attacks, increasing vulnerability to ... Read More
The Data Pipeline and Digital Transformation
Companies are generating, ingesting and consuming massive data streams, which are critical for business success. Because of this, Ameesh Divatia, co-founder and CEO of Baffle, believes that digital transformation will accelerate companies’ reliance on data pipelines, allowing multiple sources to feed a data warehouse using streaming mechanisms. Divatia discussed why ... Read More
Moving Beyond Security Awareness to Security Education
Security awareness training should be part of every organization’s cybersecurity program. Employees can’t prevent risk if they don’t know what risk is. Even the most seasoned cybersecurity professional had to learn that you don’t click the link in a random email! While security awareness training is helpful to assist employees ... Read More
Adding DLP and Compliance to Your Digital Transformation Process
When organizations have decided to begin their digital transformation process, they are encouraged to have a strategy in place for every step of the migration. Having a plan will ensure that nothing gets missed and they know exactly how digital transformation will benefit the company (especially when it’s time to ... Read More
Enterprises Move Toward Passwordless, But There’s a Long Way to Go
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Next year is the year we will finally eliminate passwords. That statement has been a staple of annual cybersecurity predictions for at least a decade, but could 2023 actually be the year that we see a major shift toward the passwordless workplace? ... Read More
