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Brivo Access: How to Create Incidents With Incident Management

As a security team member, being able to quickly create and document incidents is crucial for efficient troubleshooting and accurate record-keeping. Incident Management helps streamline evidence gathering, including pulling relevant footage. It minimizes manual documentation, and helps customers resolve incidents fast. This video will show you how to create a new incident from an event, and how to link an event to an existing incident.

NHS Cybersecurity Crisis: Who is Actually Protecting Your Medical Records?

NHS cybersecurity is on life support — can we fix it before patients pay the price? In this episode of Razorwire, host James Rees sits down with Rob Priest (former NHS insider and security expert at Rubrik) and returning guest Richard Cassidy to unpack the real, lived impact of cyber attacks on the UK’s healthcare system — from ransomware crippling hospitals to outdated systems putting lives at risk.

Cybersecurity in UK Hospitality: Navigating Compliance, Threats, and Resource Constraints

Many of the largest hospitality organizations operate on a global scale. While guest demands remain relatively constant across regions, cyberthreats and defensive capabilities can vary significantly. Trustwave SpiderLabs recently released the 2025 Trustwave Risk Radar Report: Hospitality Sector, providing updated insights and strategies to enhance data security across the industry.

Transform Your AppSec Program With the Power of Snyk Analytics

As AI-generated code continues to boost developer productivity – and with it the number of vulnerabilities in code – the need for a programmatic approach to security within a fully AI-enabled reality is key. AI Trust and governance is the new standard for the AI era, and is achieved through visibility, prioritization, and policy. With this in mind, over time, Snyk has expanded the number of reports and analytics provided in its platform to address this need.

Finding Software Flaws Early in the Development Process Provides Clear ROI

Organizations spend enormous effort fixing software vulnerabilities that make their way into their public-facing applications. The Consortium for Information and Software Quality estimated that the cost of poor software quality in the United States reached $2.41 trillion in 2022, a number sure to be much higher today. That’s nearly 10% of the current GDP within the US. As we will show, it makes sense that the cost of poor software quality is so high.

CISO Spotlight: Rick Bohm on Building Bridges, Taming AI, and the Future of API Security

Nestled in a log cabin high in the Rocky Mountains, Rick Bohm starts his day the same way he’s approached his career: intentionally, with a quiet commitment to learning and action. Boasting more than three decades of cybersecurity experience, Rick has watched tech evolve from dial-up ISPs to advanced AI-driven security architectures – and through it all, he’s focused on one enduring mission: protecting data, organizations, and people.

Social Engineering an LLM - The 443 Podcast - Episode 332

This week on the podcast, we cover a recent blog post from Google's Threat Intelligence Group on a financially motivated threat actor's latest techniques for stealing data. After that, we dive into the Model Context Protocol (MPC) that organizations have been rapidly adopting to add functionality to their AI deployments and all of the security risks that it introduces. The 443 Security Simplified is a weekly podcast that gets inside the minds of leading white-hat hackers and security researchers, covering the latest cybersecurity headlines and trends.

Beyond Plain Text: Egnyte's Journey to Structured Data Extraction in RAG Systems

When we first launched Egnyte’s AI features built on retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), customer response was overwhelmingly positive. Users could quickly find and synthesize information from vast document repositories with accuracy and context. But success breeds ambition. As customers grew comfortable with the system, they began exploring new use cases that revealed a limitation: while our RAG excelled with plain text, it struggled with tables, charts, and other structured formats.