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Reddit Fights AI Over Data Privacy
The argument? Allegedly, Perplexity and its partners collected massive amounts of Reddit’s user-generated content without permission to train Perplexity’s AI “answer engine.”
Their answer engine reads, analyzes, and summarizes information from multiple sources, then delivers a direct, conversational answer to your question. It’s designed to feel more like asking a knowledgeable assistant than simply searching the web.
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Jan 293 min read


Is Your Job Using A.I. Securely?
A large number of companies are using artificial intelligence (AI) in various capacities. The widespread adoption and integration of AI technologies has brought us advanced chatbots, complex problem-solving capabilities, and streamlined tasks in our work and personal lives.
A significant portion of businesses, especially larger organizations, but also at least 60% of SMBs, are leveraging AI to improve their operations, enhance customer experiences, and gain a competitive edg
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Jan 293 min read


The Quiet Risk of “Just Helping Out” at Work
Many times, security incidents don’t start with malicious intent. They start with someone trying to be helpful.
Has something similar happened to you? A coworker locks themselves out of an account and needs access right now. A vendor can’t download a file, so you send it through another channel, like text. Maybe a teammate calls out sick, so you share your login with the temp who fills in for them, “just for today.”
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Jan 222 min read


The “Deepfake CEO” Scam: Why Voice Cloning Is the New Business Email Compromise (BEC)
The phone rings, and it’s your boss. The voice is unmistakable, with the same flow and tone you’ve come to expect. They’re asking for a favor: an urgent wire transfer to lock in a new vendor contract, or sensitive client information that’s strictly confidential. Everything about the call feels normal, and your trust kicks in immediately. It’s hard to say no to your boss, and so you begin to act.
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Jan 195 min read


What Are Insider Threats?
When people hear the term insider threat, they often imagine a disgruntled employee deliberately trying to harm their company. Usually, we assume it’s for greed or revenge. While that can happen, the reality is much harder to detect and avoid.
An insider threat is any security risk posed by someone who already has legitimate access to systems, data, or facilities. That includes employees, contractors, vendors, and even temporary staff members.
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Jan 162 min read

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