Generative AI and LLMs are transforming reader experiences across print and digital platforms by providing curated content. But media houses will need to overcome the challenges and weigh the pros and cons of adopting this technology, said Rajeev Batra, CIO, Bennett, Coleman & Co. - The Times Group.
DSCI CEO Vinayak Godse discusses the expanding cybersecurity landscape in India, which is driving innovations and resilience in enterprises. He also shares insights on how homegrown cybersecurity companies are building capabilities to predict breaches and malware attacks.
Piyush Malik of Veridic Solutions, Harnath Babu of KPMG India, and Sarfraz Nawaz of Mighty Capital discuss the evolving nature of AI projects and the need for strategic approaches that bridge the gap between experimentation and full-scale production.
With the potential to break existing encryption standards, quantum computing poses an exponential threat to cybersecurity. Marc Witteman, CEO, Riscure, discusses the need to accelerate development and deployment of new cryptography standards as well as challenges around their widespread adoption.
With employees spending 90% of their time using web browsers, these apps have become primary targets for attackers. Even secure web gateways and web application firewalls cannot offer adequate protection, said Vivek Ramachandran, founder of SquareX. He offered strategies to stop web-based attacks.
At Reichman University in Isreal, Prof. Alex Mintz and his team utilized AI to analyze the decisions made by Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. It revealed that Sinwar's decisions were strategic to achieve the objectives of a militant organization.
Floor Jansen, deputy head of the National High Tech Crime Unit within the Dutch National Police Agency, discusses the unit's role in preventing cybercrime and elucidates the role of advanced technologies such as AI and big data in identifying the unknown unknowns.
Clarence Worrell, senior data scientist, CERT Division of Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute, discusses how machine learning transforms threat detection and highlights practical applications and emerging challenges in cybersecurity.
More than two-thirds of breaches involve the human element. Traditional security awareness initiatives, often fixated on training participation and engagements, are inadequate in mitigating incidents triggered by employees' risky behaviors, said Mimecast's Masha Sedova.
Forrester Vice President and Research Director Joseph Blankenship discusses the impact of generative AI on insider risks and the strategies CISOs can employ for cyber resilience. He also shares insights on how to predict human-centric breaches and enhance infrastructure security controls.
Traditionally, CISOs initiate discussions about enterprise browsers due to their understanding of cybersecurity challenges in consumer browsers. But the involvement of CIOs is crucial as they oversee changes affecting end-user experience, according to Mike Fey, co-founder and CEO, Island.
Businesses can achieve significant cost savings and operational enhancements by switching from a traditional consumer browser to an enterprise browser, said Island CEO Mike Fey. Implementing an enterprise browser allows businesses to retire as many as 15 existing technologies including VDI and VPNs.
Sarbjeet Johal, CEO of StackPayne, discusses how generative AI is transforming cloud computing, empowering developers and driving operational efficiency. Johal breaks down the fierce cloud market competition, AI budget shifts, and economics of cloud operations.
In the evolving field of cybersecurity, having a diverse workforce is a strategic necessity, said Diana Burley, vice provost of research and innovation at American University. To mirror threat actors, the workforce should comprise people from different backgrounds.
Bradon Rogers, chief customer officer at Island, details how traditional browser frameworks amplify security risks. His approach challenges the status quo, suggesting that browsers can be more than just potential liabilities. They can be assets for enterprise environments.
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