by Serena Raymond on May 3, 2021 12:00:00 AM
"Two million—that’s the rough number of new phishing sites found by Google in 2020. It makes sense this activity would pick up. News events in 2020, from the elections to the pandemic, made it easier for cybercriminals to take advantage of the confusion."
First raced in 1918, the Toronto Grand Prix is an exciting and long-standing IndyCar tradition. With 11 turns winding through downtown Toronto, including a particularly tight final curve, this street course always lends to a competitive and unpredictable race.
As most of the world is aware, after a routine update pushed by CrowdStrike last week to Microsoft devices, a global IT outage occurred impacting a range of industries including hospitals, broadcast television, government, and most notoriously airlines.
Raffaele Mautone, CEO of Judy Security, recently joined us for an interview session around the increasing presence of AI in cybersecurity. This insightful Q&A session sheds light on how AI is integrated into Judy Security's operations. Raffaele also touches on the broader implications of AI for the future, making a compelling case for its strategic use in both day-to-day operations and long-term security strategies.