Companies in the experimentation stage were less likely than established users to deploy advanced AI-powered defenses, a new survey found.
Related Articles
All CyberSecurityDive →
How IT leaders infuse cyber hygiene into daily work
Table of Contents Practice password precaution Repel phishing — at work and at home Don’t mix personal and work devices Cybersecurity leaders are tasked with…
Water utilities need hands-on cybersecurity help, not just free guidance, pilot program finds
In a new report, Microsoft criticized the federal government for scaling back support to critical infrastructure operators. Source link
US authorities charge 16 in operation to disrupt DanaBot malware
U.S. authorities on Thursday charged 16 defendants in a massive global operation to disrupt the Russia-based cybercrime group behind the DanaBot malware. DanaBot infected more…
Healthcare sector faces persistent challenges with supply-chain security, identity management
A new report says doctors and nurses should train for cyberattacks the way firefighters train for major blazes — even if they expect them to…
US, allies urge critical infrastructure operators to carefully plan and oversee AI use
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The U.S. government and key Western allies…
Masimo says cyberattack has impacted its ability to fulfill orders
Medical device maker Masimo Corp. is investigating a cyberattack that has impacted its manufacturing facilities and limited its ability to fulfill orders, the company said…