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AI Gave You the Answer. Should You Still Click the Source?
When you search online for a question, nowadays you get an answer immediately. Instead of scrolling through websites, opening a long string of tabs, and comparing different articles, search engines provide an AI-generated summary that appears right at the top of your screen and tells you exactly what you wanted to know.
Convenient? Absolutely.
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Sep 103 min read


Why Sharing a Work Login Can Become a Compliance Problem
A coworker needs quick access, but they don’t have an account yet. To their delight, you do have one.
Giving them your password for five minutes seems a lot easier than waiting for someone to create a new login. You know and trust the person; they only need to complete one small task, and you can always change your password afterward.
What’s the harm?
Unfortunately, sharing a work account creates a much bigger compliance problem than most people realize.
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Sep 93 min read


Your Doctor May Be Using AI During Your Appointment. Is That a HIPAA Violation?
What happens when you’re in your doctor’s office? From physical examinations to simple discussions about your health, you might talk about medications, test results, symptoms, family history, and other information you probably would not share with many people.
What would you do if you notice a sign declaring that an AI tool is listening to the conversation and taking notes?
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Sep 84 min read


Apps You Connected Months Ago May Still Have Access to Your Account
Think about the last time an app asked you to “Sign in with Google” or “Sign in with Microsoft.” You probably clicked the button, approved a few permissions, and went about your day.
What you may not realize is that the app could still have access to your account months or even years later.
These connections can be incredibly convenient, but they can also create a cybersecurity risk that is easy to forget, especially because you rarely see them.
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Sep 83 min read


One Convincing Conversation Can Bypass a Lot of Cybersecurity
We spend a lot of time worrying about hackers breaking into computers…but sometimes, they simply convince someone with legitimate access to let them in.
Insider threats like these occur worldwide. Employees can accidentally or intentionally share protected information with others. It happened in a recent cyberattack against the cardiac monitoring company iRhythm.
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Sep 74 min read

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