October marks Security Awareness Month, emphasizing the need for organizations to improve their security practices. Jigar Shah, Global Head of IT, Identity, Access and Application for Tenet Health, highlights that human factors are involved in over 80% of data breaches, yet over 90% of employees still engage in risky behaviors post-training, questioning the effectiveness of traditional security programs. He argues that these programs often fail because they don't address human psychology or promote genuine behavioral change, instead focusing on compliance. Shah advocates for a new approach that incorporates elements like gaming into training to foster employee engagement and accountability while emphasizing a culture of security. He also calls for better measurement of program effectiveness to link employee behavior with business outcomes.

Transforming Security Awareness: Engage Employees to Combat Cyber Risks LinkedIn

A recent rise in AI-driven scams targeting Gmail users has prompted security experts to issue warnings about sophisticated phishing attempts, affecting the platform's 2.5 billion users. Hackers are employing tactics such as impersonating Google support in phone calls and using fake Google Forms to create a veneer of legitimacy. Victims have reported manipulative calls that instill fear, convincing them to divulge sensitive information. In light of this escalating threat, Google has joined the Global Anti-Scam Alliance and launched the Global Signal Exchange to enhance intelligence sharing on scams and fraud prevention.

AI-Driven Scams Target Gmail Users, Experts Urge Vigilance Wall Street Journal

The large majority of CISOs believe the role is becoming untenable, according to a report from Trellix and Vanson Bourne, which found that more than 4 in 5 believe it should be split into two separate positions, The findings suggest a pressing need for organizations to rethink their security leadership structure in light of rising regulatory demands and the complexity of cybersecurity threats. The differentiation of roles could provide a clearer focus on technical security measures and regulatory compliance, ultimately benefiting both corporate governance and cybersecurity practices.

CISOs Push for Role Split Amid Rising Regulatory Pressures Cybersecurity Dive

At the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils, one of the key topics was the importance of balancing technological progress with social considerations in the workplace. Erik Brynjolfsson emphasized that understanding AI's role as a tool to enhance human capabilities, rather than a replacement, is essential for fostering productivity and employee well-being. The conversation also highlighted the need for effective integration of AI into the workforce, ethical considerations surrounding its use, and the challenge for policymakers to keep pace with AI advancements to ensure safety and job opportunities for all workers.

AI's Impact on Work: Balancing Innovation with Ethical Responsibility World Economic Forum

October marks Security Awareness Month, emphasizing the need for organizations to improve their security practices. Jigar Shah, Global Head of IT, Identity, Access and Application for Tenet Health, highlights that human factors are involved in over 80% of data breaches, yet over 90% of employees still engage in risky behaviors post-training, questioning the effectiveness of traditional security programs. He argues that these programs often fail because they don't address human psychology or promote genuine behavioral change, instead focusing on compliance. Shah advocates for a new approach that incorporates elements like gaming into training to foster employee engagement and accountability while emphasizing a culture of security. He also calls for better measurement of program effectiveness to link employee behavior with business outcomes.

Transforming Security Awareness: Engage Employees to Combat Cyber Risks LinkedIn

A recent rise in AI-driven scams targeting Gmail users has prompted security experts to issue warnings about sophisticated phishing attempts, affecting the platform's 2.5 billion users. Hackers are employing tactics such as impersonating Google support in phone calls and using fake Google Forms to create a veneer of legitimacy. Victims have reported manipulative calls that instill fear, convincing them to divulge sensitive information. In light of this escalating threat, Google has joined the Global Anti-Scam Alliance and launched the Global Signal Exchange to enhance intelligence sharing on scams and fraud prevention.

AI-Driven Scams Target Gmail Users, Experts Urge Vigilance Wall Street Journal

The large majority of CISOs believe the role is becoming untenable, according to a report from Trellix and Vanson Bourne, which found that more than 4 in 5 believe it should be split into two separate positions, The findings suggest a pressing need for organizations to rethink their security leadership structure in light of rising regulatory demands and the complexity of cybersecurity threats. The differentiation of roles could provide a clearer focus on technical security measures and regulatory compliance, ultimately benefiting both corporate governance and cybersecurity practices.

CISOs Push for Role Split Amid Rising Regulatory Pressures Cybersecurity Dive

At the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils, one of the key topics was the importance of balancing technological progress with social considerations in the workplace. Erik Brynjolfsson emphasized that understanding AI's role as a tool to enhance human capabilities, rather than a replacement, is essential for fostering productivity and employee well-being. The conversation also highlighted the need for effective integration of AI into the workforce, ethical considerations surrounding its use, and the challenge for policymakers to keep pace with AI advancements to ensure safety and job opportunities for all workers.

AI's Impact on Work: Balancing Innovation with Ethical Responsibility World Economic Forum