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AI TRiSM Explained: AI Trust, Risk & Security Management

AI Trust, Risk and Security Management (AI TRiSM) is an emerging technology trend that will revolutionize businesses in coming years. The AI TRiSM framework helps identify, monitor and reduce potential risks associated with using AI technology in organizations. By using this framework, organizations can ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and data privacy laws. In this article, you'll learn what AI TRiSM is, how it works, and how organizations can use it for their benefit.
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MDR vs EDR vs XDR: What is Best for Your Business?

Protecting your organisation from sophisticated and damaging cyber threats is no easy feat. Not only is the cyber threat landscape growing all the more versatile, but threat actors are becoming increasingly difficult to spot, often penetrating a network or system and going months without being detected. Keeping up with today's complex cyber threats involves managing highly intricate and complicated security technologies and infrastructure, which is challenging.

Securing the web (forward)

We have grown to expect a reasonable level of privacy and security when we use services on the web and web-based applications. That’s because these services deal with every aspect of our daily lives — from money and finances, to how we interact with government services, to our education or the education of our children, to communicating with friends and family, to healthcare, to simply buying food to eat.

A Sub-Domain Takeover Story, Two Questions for Every WAF Provider | Sunil Agrawal (CISO, Glean)

In this SaaSTrana podcast, Sunil Agrawal (CISO, Glean) shared his insights with Venky on the evolution of cybersecurity attacks and changes in hacker behavior over the years. He also shares his experience of a sub-domain takeover and how it led him to build foundationally secured SaaS products.

WatchGuard Earns 7th Consecutive 5-Star Rating in CRN's 2023 Partner Program Guide

CRN has once again honored WatchGuard with a prestigious 5-star rating in its 2023 Partner Program Guide! This recognition marks the 7th consecutive year that the WatchGuardONE partner program has earned top marks in CRN’s definitive directory of the most rewarding partner programs for the IT channel. The 5-star rating of CRN’s annual Partner Program Guide is awarded to companies that go above and beyond to nurture strong, profitable, successful channel partnerships.

Securing API Keys: A Guide for Analysts and Engineers

API keys are unique identifiers that enable developers to access and interact with an application's data and services. They act as a bridge between applications, allowing them to share data and functionality. In today's digital world, API keys are increasingly important as they facilitate seamless communication between various applications and services.

Bank Account Verification: The Benefits of Using Bank Account Verification APIs

When a consumer opens a bank account, the bank goes through a procedure called bank account verification. It enables all required checks to be made on the account user and the source of their income, successfully stopping illegal activities like money laundering and the financing of terrorism. In this post, we’ll examine how to validate a bank account and its owner, as well as the legal considerations that must be made while validating a client’s bank account.

What is Online Impersonation, and How to Prevent it

Impersonation has thousands of years of history. When we think of impersonating something or someone, at first glance, the intent is typically the act of deceiving someone. Identity and online impersonation are malicious intent crimes that have been around for decades. With new technologies and platforms, criminals find plenty of new victims and hunting grounds. Online impersonation and identity theft are somewhat similar in the type of crimes.

Stay Ahead of the Game: Protect Yourself From Trojanized Chat Apps Targeting WhatsApp and Telegram Users

It seems that once again bad actors have found a new way to infect our devices with malware. This time, they are using a devious little trick to spread trojanized versions of popular chat apps Telegram and WhatsApp. Now, I am sure you are all familiar with these apps – they are hugely popular for communication and messaging, with millions of users around the world. And unfortunately, that is exactly what makes them such an attractive target for cybercriminals.