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With CyberArk, Palo Alto enters into the “identity security” market, now at an “inflection point” due to the rise of agentic AI.
‘We advertised for a remote employee … several North Korean fake employees responded’
Phishing attempts are getting smarter in the age of AI.
Zero trust might be the best place to start.
Non-human identities often slip past security guardrails by mimicking human users.
Oracle’s patent highlights a key issue that AI developers are still reckoning with: Data privacy.
Threat actors are “targeting businesses eager to adopt AI but unaware of the risks,” one expert said.
Cyber-criminals often see healthcare firms’ shoddy protection as a “pot of gold.”
The recent LexisNexis breach highlights the need to go “back to basics,” one expert says.
Well-intentioned employees can easily fall into digital scammers’ traps.
Though cloud demand is bursting, AI has a habit of making cybersecurity tricky.
“It is a technology that is emerging worldwide.”
“There’s just so many ways you can leverage that data, and it’s relatively easy to get.”
The allegations highlight third-party software risks.