We should position AI as a helpful office assistant—or a reliable co-pilot—which enables SOC staffers to streamline activities related to incident detection, alert analysis, data-set enrichment, and more.

This dual-layer strategy enhances the accuracy and efficiency of determining access rights, significantly bolstering your overall security framework.

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act will regulate AI systems, including banning some technologies being developed by the security industry.

A rapidly evolving risk and compliance issue—pixel litigation—is bringing security practitioners into remediation efforts that are a surprise to them.

Traditionally, security measures have relied upon conventional methods such as locks, guards, and surveillance cameras. Recently, AI has emerged as a new must-have tool in security operations, reshaping the role of security cameras and transforming them into a new breed of defense systems through vision AI models.

To meet safety and compliance expectations, organizations are looking to technology investments as a force multiplier.

A recent survey of cybersecurity practitioners shines a light on how artificial intelligence is affecting their careers and their concerns for the future.

The adoption of data science and artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force, offering new opportunities to address these challenges and unlock hidden value within organizations.

This year is an unprecedented year for elections, with voters heading to the polls in more than 50 countries and major developments in the ability of artificial intelligence tools to create and spread inaccurate election information.

Security experts are reporting an alarming rise in cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure. Converged efforts by OT and IT teams might make operators more resilient to these assaults.

With brand new legislation out of the European Union shaking up artificial intelligence applications, what does this mean for security practitioners and companies? Mark Mullison, chief technology officer at Allied Universal, helps podcast host Brendan Howard wade through the new territory.

While AI adoption has surged in various sectors, the physical security realm remains restrained in its incorporation of this technology. Here’s why that should change.

As workforces continue to adopt AI and integrate it into their organizational workflows, safeguarding sensitive data and intellectual property becomes even more critical.

AI video automates tracking and monitoring for anything it’s been programmed to do—and that can be a problem without strong privacy and ethics policies in place.

Adding DNA data to AI-generated identities could create unprecedented challenges for security technology teams.