How the Age of Generative AI is Changing a CISOs Approach to Security

In this contributed article, Chris Peake, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Senior Vice President of Security at Smartsheet, explores how the role of CISOs is evolving to address new security challenges posed by generative AI. The article underscores the importance of collaboration and adaptability to keep organizations secure as AI is expected to continue to reshape cybersecurity in 2025.

AI Expert: More Must Be Done to Protect Data Privacy in the AI Age

In this contributed article, Chris Stephenson, Managing Director of Intelligent Automation, AI & Digital Services at alliant, discusses why more must be done to protect data privacy in the AI age. LinkedIn’s covert data grab is just one example of how the data scarcity problem is prompting AI companies to get creative at the expense of consumer privacy.

Why Trust is the Foundation of AI Content Production

In this contributed article, Joshua Ray, founder and CEO of Blackwire Labs, discusses how AI is ushering in a new era of productivity and innovation, but it’s no secret that there are urgent issues with the reliability of systems such as LLMs and other forms of AI-enabled content production. From ubiquitous LLM hallucinations to the lack of transparency around how “black box” machine learning algorithms make predictions and decisions, there are fundamental problems with some of the most widely used AI applications. This hinders AI adoption and generates resistance to the technology.

Tuskira Emerges from Stealth with $28.5M to Launch AI-Powered Unified Threat Defense Platform

Tuskira, a pioneering threat defense platform leveraging an AI-powered security mesh, has launched out of stealth mode with $28.5 million in funding. The round was led by Intel Capital and SYN Ventures, with participation from Sorenson Capital, Rain Capital, Wipro Ventures, and other key industry leaders.

Dataiku Launches LLM Guard Services to Control Generative AI Rollouts From Proof-of-Concept to Production in the Enterprise  

Dataiku, the Universal AI Platform, today announced the launch of its LLM Guard Services suite that is designed to advance enterprise GenAI deployments at scale from proof-of-concept to full production without compromising cost, quality, or safety.

Report Findings – Security Pros Identify GenAI as the Most Significant Risk for Organizations

HackerOne, a leader in human-powered security, revealed data that found 48% of security professionals believe AI is the most significant security risk to their organization.

New Report – 66% of Data Leaders Want More Governance and Enhanced Security

Informatica recently published a global report highlighting what senior-level data leaders need for a modern and competitive data architecture. A staggering 86% cite the need for improved data management, efficiency and operational costs as core decision drivers. Scaling AI at the enterprise level requires data management systems to process massive amounts of data accurately.

How AI Is Lending a Helping Hand in the Data Security Industry

In this feature article, Daniel D. Gutierrez, insideAInews Editor-in-Chief & Resident Data Scientist, highlights how AI is turning into the trusty sidekick that every cybersecurity hero needs. Let’s dive into how AI is shaking things up and helping keep our digital lives safe and sound.

Cohesity Bolsters Cyber Resilience with GenAI Capabilities 

Cohesity, a leader in AI-powered data security and management, today extended its first-mover advantage in GenAI detection and recovery capabilities with the addition of significant new enhancements to the Cohesity Data Cloud. These improvements allow customers to use Cohesity’s built-in AI capabilities to rapidly detect, investigate, and address potential threats within their environment, enabling them to restore operations far more quickly.

New AI Data: 88% of SMBs Use AI and 40% Concerned about Security

Our friends over at Pax8, a leading cloud commerce marketplace, released a new global report in collaboration with Microsoft and Channelnomics on the AI buying trends of Small and Midsize Businesses (SMBs).