Twenty percent of cybersecurity officers across the UK cited artificial intelligence as their organizations' most significant cybersecurity threat, according to TechRadar.

In the AI era, companies need tools that can help them adapt in real-time as DDoS attacks happen, not after the fact.

There are a lot of juicy and theoretical AI cybersecurity risks. Let's look at the real ones and how to mitigate them for a change.

Mounting artificial intelligence-related cybersecurity risks have prompted cybersecurity agencies from the Five Eyes countries, which includes the U.S., to release new joint guidelines regarding the safe deployment and operation of AI systems, according to SecurityWeek.

The “Crescendo” attack uses a chain of seemingly benign prompts to achieve an adverse output.

A PowerShell script used to deploy the infostealer contains unusually specific comments, researchers say.

While the employee did not fall for the scam, LastPass took the incident as an opportunity to spread awareness about deepfakes.

No, it's not safe, but now’s the time to take proactive steps and adapt.