Despite AI's potential, it also involves new risk. Any failure of implementation or data quality variance may worsen the environmental landscape rather than protect it.

A greater number of audit certification holders around the globe now meet the requirements to pursue the new ISACA Advanced in AI Audit (AAIA) certification—the first and only advanced audit-specific ...

Organizations still need to govern these applications to meet regulatory & compliance needs and to reduce security risks.

Given a challenging economic environment, hiring in the cybersecurity field might focus more on strategic and critical roles in the coming months.

As 2024 looms near, digital threats are expected to increase in sophistication. Consequently, the tools and strategies cyberprofessionals use to counter them must also adapt.

Artificial intelligence can help security professionals counter the threats from cyberattacks that also are increasingly boosted by AI.

To produce risk assessments with more accuracy, artificial intelligence (AI) can be used because one of its core competencies is data aggregation and interpretation.

From unlocking an iPhone to auto-tagging Facebook photos to employers tracking productivity and police forces surveilling protests, facial recognition technology (FRT) is becoming increasingly ...

Prioritizing comprehensive cybersecurity strategy in support of overarching enterprise goals can position enterprises for success, even amid challenging threat and regulatory environments.

White Paper | 18 October 2024 Understanding the EU AI Act: Requirements and Next Steps The rapid growth in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, especially generative AI (genAI), is ...

A cybersecurity audit empowers organizations of all sizes to help identify and mitigate their cybersecurity risk.