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Phil Muncaster • 06 Nov 2023 • 5 min. read
Business Security
Navigating the security and privacy challenges of large language models
Organizations that intend to tap into the potential of LLMs must also be able to manage the risks that could otherwise erode the technology’s business value
Phil Muncaster • 06 Nov 2023
ESET Research, Threat Reports
ESET APT Activity Report Q2–Q3 2023
An overview of the activities of selected APT groups investigated and analyzed by ESET Research in Q2 and Q3 2023
Jean-Ian Boutin • 26 Oct 2023
Strengthening the weakest link: top 3 security awareness topics for your employees
Knowledge is a powerful weapon that can empower your employees to become the first line of defense against threats
Phil Muncaster • 19 Oct 2023
Better safe than sorry: 10 tips to build an effective business backup strategy
How robust backup practices can help drive resilience and improve cyber-hygiene in your company
Phil Muncaster • 18 Oct 2023
6 steps to getting the board on board with your cybersecurity program
How CISOs and their peers can better engage with boards to get long-term buy-in for strategic initiatives
Phil Muncaster • 11 Oct 2023
Secure Coding, Business Security
Can open-source software be secure?
Or, is mass public meddling just opening the door for problems? And how does open-source software compare to proprietary software in terms of security?
Aryeh Goretsky and Cameron Camp • 26 Sep 2023
Staying ahead of threats: 5 cybercrime trends to watch
New reports from Europol and the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) shed a light on how the battle against cybercrime is being fought
Phil Muncaster • 06 Sep 2023
Recovering from a supply-chain attack: What are the lessons to learn from the 3CX hack?
The campaign started with a trojanized version of unsupported financial software
Roman Cuprik • 28 Aug 2023
Critical Infrastructure, Cybercrime
Black Hat 2023: Hacking the police (at least their radios)
Hiding behind a black box and hoping no one will hack it has been routinely proven to be unwise and less secure.
Cameron Camp • 15 Aug 2023
