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In the first part, we discussed why Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are at stake and tried to explain data poisoning in plain language. 

Organizations are fearful of ransomware and to avoid that risks many business organizations rely on AI and ML as their defense mechanism. However, in a continuously evolving threat landscape, attackers always find a way to harm you. Data poisoning

PayPal, a digital payment service that allows users to send and transfer money online, is one of the most popular payment gateways. 

It’s no secret that cybersecurity attacks have become heavily automated. While automation is one of the reasons security attacks are becoming unbearable, it can also be used on the more positive side to keeping data and devices protected. After all,

With the increased awareness of cybersecurity threats in 2019 came the growth of the cyber risk insurance industry. There has been a huge demand for cybersecurity tools and services on the market, leading businesses to focus on refining their

After a cybersecurity breach, the hacker’s first goal is to collect users’ credentials in order to laterally move through the network. They go after the credentials of privileged users in order to gain access to the most sensitive information.

Phishing is one of the most common cybersecurity threats nowadays. During a phishing attack, hackers send fake emails to their targets, pretending to be a reputable business or individual. In those emails, they include either infected attachments or

The millennial generation at large is very fond of remote working and freelance-based work. Given that, in the modern digital environment the possibilities of remote working are far higher, and the fact that due to technology several new industries

Remote working is becoming the norm for workers from every level of the organization's hierarchy as many businesses are now taking up remote working as a permanent solution even after offices have started to reopen. Moreover, people who regularly

Security training has always been one of the most important aspects of training an employee. After all, employees are every company’s weakest links and, if they are not aware of potential security threats online, they are far more likely to catch