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How to create secure, collaborative and productive digital workspaces

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For IT, this means selecting the right technology that protects corporate assets and centralizes management of corporate intellectual property (IP), while making business information easy to access from devices employees want to use, as well as creating a work experience that’s collaborative and has comparable performance to being in the office.

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How to kick-start your generative AI strategy

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So says Andrew McAfee, principal research scientist at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Among their biggest concerns: exposing intellectual property through publicly available generative AI models, revealing the personal data of users to third-party vendors or service providers, and securing the AI itself from criminal hackers.

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Modern Network Security: How Technology and Smart Practices are Reducing Risk

CIO

With the shift to hybrid work, data, applications, intellectual property, and personal information is no longer stashed safely behind a corporate firewall. How a managed services partner can help. For networking security leaders, too many blind spots in their network security operations means too many vulnerabilities.

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Generative AI and the Transformation of Everything

CIO

Another major concern is copyright infringement and intellectual property (IP). A 25+ year software veteran, Alex is responsible for product strategy, product management and marketing for all of Symantec. Information loaded into it becomes data that any other subscriber has access. Generative AI

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6 legal ‘gotchas’ that could sink your CIO career

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You can be held personally liable for a variety of reasons These reasons range from breaches of fiduciary responsibility, fraud, self-dealing and conflict of interest, to violations of state and federal laws, questionable employment practices, theft of intellectual property, and mishandling of data. No, it does not. “D&O

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Implications of generative AI for enterprise security

CIO

Providing sensitive information to Generative AI programs such as personally identifiable data (PII), protected health information (PHI), or intellectual property (IP) needs to be viewed in the same lens as other data processor and data controller relationships. As such, proper controls must be in place. Generative AI

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20 issues shaping generative AI strategies today

CIO

The CIO should talk about risks and what the risks are,” says Mary Carmichael, managing director of risk advisory at Momentum Technology and a member of both the Emerging Trends Working Group and the Risk Advisory Committee at the governance association ISACA. Douglas Merrill, a partner at management consulting firm McKinsey & Co.,