Category Archives: Cybercriminals Protection
Why Businesses Should Be Concerned about AI and Cyber Attacks
Hacking methodologies have improved over the years. The moment a new IT program or algorithm becomes known, cybercriminals are right on it, immediately looking for ways to use these developments to their advantage. This is especially true in the realm of AI and cyber attacks. While artificial intelligence has long been part of daily computing, … Continue reading
Why Businesses Should Be Concerned about AI and Cyber Attacks?
For business communication security, employee awareness is your first line of defense. The more your staff knows about the risks, the better prepared they are to deal with potential attacks and the safer your business will be. Unfortunately, recent studies have shown that more than half of employees today lack training in online security. For … Continue reading
How Is AI Used in Cybersecurity Especially in Hacking?
Artificial intelligence has found many excellent uses in business in the past year. In particular, generative AI chatbots based on the large language model (LLM), like the currently very popular ChatGPT from OpenAI, are now being used by cybersecurity companies to respond to customer service requests, create presentations, manage meetings, write emails, and do many … Continue reading
How Do Hackers Use AI?
Artificial intelligence has been a key ingredient in propelling businesses forward—creating better customer engagement, cutting response times, providing client-specific solutions, and more. But hackers have also had access to the same innovative technology: AI. While businesses use it to improve their operations, hackers have also been busy using AI technology to advance their illicit activities. … Continue reading
Secure Your Backup Safety from Cybercriminals
Are your backups safe from cybercriminals? Backups are crucial for protecting your data against ransomware and other threats. However, attackers are becoming increasingly savvy and will exploit any gaps in your backup strategy. Attackers can exploit network access to encrypt, turn off, or delete network-connected backups. Remote access is also risky due to stolen credentials … Continue reading