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Implications of generative AI for enterprise security

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The use of AI presents significant issues around sensitive data loss, and compliance. As it stands today, most Generative AI tools do not have concrete data security policies for user-provided data. Large learning models (LLMs) that back these AI tools require storage of that data to intelligently respond to subsequent prompts.

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Generative AI: 5 enterprise predictions for AI and security — for 2023, 2024, and beyond

CIO

We see that the majority of AI/ML traffic is being driven by manufacturing, which may offer a glimpse into the rapid innovation and transformation driven by Industry 4.0. The release of intellectual property and non-public information Generative AI tools can make it easy for well-meaning users to leak sensitive and confidential data.

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Generative AI and the Transformation of Everything

CIO

Generative AI is an innovation that is transforming everything. The implications for enterprise security For most enterprises, the present moment is an educational process. That data leakage is the principal security concern regarding generative AI of enterprises today. At least, not yet.

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What is Brand Protection?

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Brand protection encompasses a spectrum of strategies and actions to safeguard a company’s intellectual property, reputation , and consumer trust. Cyber attacks: With the rising security threats and cyber attacks, brands need to safeguard their reputation against phishing, malware, squatting, data breaches, and identity theft.

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CIOs weigh where to place AI bets — and how to de-risk them

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“By investing in the development of our full-time equivalents [FTEs] and equipping our technologists with the requisite expertise, we aim to minimize reliance on external consultants and maximize our ability to drive innovation from within,” says Nafde. Their challenge is to steer a middle course that yields bottom-line results.

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Captive centers are back. Is DIY offshoring right for you?

CIO

They are driving organization-wide innovation, facilitating digital transformations, and contributing to revenue growth. Everest Group researchers find that some mature captives have built high-value capabilities to support key innovation, transformation, and revenue-generating initiatives. What location makes the most sense?

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Shadow AI will be much worse than Shadow IT

CIO

The result was a wave of innovation and the ability to bootstrap quickly around an idea, prove it out, and then scale it. But the area I want to focus on is the unintended consequences of public cloud adoption that created wave after wave of data loss and exposure. What’s at stake?