Monthly Archives: January 2025

CISOs don’t invest enough in code security

72% of security leaders agree that the age of AI necessitates a complete reset of how organizations approach application security, according to Cycode. This urgency is reinforced by the fact that 93 billion lines of code were generated in the past year alone, driven in large part by GenAI. This explosion of code is clearly overwhelming security teams, with 73% of security leaders confirming that “code is everywhere.” “IDC’s latest DevSecOps research highlights that insecure … More → The post CISOs don’t invest enough in code security appeared first on Help Net Security.
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The real cost of data breaches for businesses

This article presents key findings from 2024 reports on data breaches. Breaches are taking longer to resolve and are becoming more costly for organizations. With recovery times extending and costs increasing, businesses face growing challenges in managing the aftermath. Full recovery from breaches takes longer than expected In 2024, businesses reported taking an average of 7.3 months to recover from cybersecurity breaches – 25% longer than expected and over a month past the anticipated timeline of 5.9 … More → The post The real cost of data breaches for businesses appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Decision Tree Analysis in Project Management & Strategic Planning

Some might call a project manager or anyone in an executive position at a company or organization a decision-maker. It’s an umbrella term that encompasses most if not all of what they’re responsible for. One of the many tools that… Read More The post Decision Tree Analysis in Project Management & Strategic Planning appeared first on ProjectManager.
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IRS deploys AI tools to combat emerging tech’s role in new fraud schemes

AI tools are accelerating the development of deepfake schemes and disinformation campaigns that led to fraud The IRS is trying to keep up. The post IRS deploys AI tools to combat emerging tech’s role in new fraud schemes first appeared on Federal News Network.
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IRS deploys AI tools to combat emerging tech’s role in new fraud schemes

AI tools are accelerating the development of deepfake schemes and disinformation campaigns that led to fraud The IRS is trying to keep up. The post IRS deploys AI tools to combat emerging tech’s role in new fraud schemes first appeared on Federal News Network.
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The US government must keep pace with serving an AI-empowered citizenry

Our government needs to maintain trust through competence, and that competence will increasingly be about powering government services with AI. The post The US government must keep pace with serving an AI-empowered citizenry first appeared on Federal News Network.
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The US government must keep pace with serving an AI-empowered citizenry

Our government needs to maintain trust through competence, and that competence will increasingly be about powering government services with AI. The post The US government must keep pace with serving an AI-empowered citizenry first appeared on Federal News Network.
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Agencies required to share custom software under new law

The SHARE IT Act, now law, builds on previous efforts to ensure agencies are sharing common software code across government. The post Agencies required to share custom software under new law first appeared on Federal News Network.
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Agencies required to share custom software under new law

The SHARE IT Act, now law, builds on previous efforts to ensure agencies are sharing common software code across government. The post Agencies required to share custom software under new law first appeared on Federal News Network.
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A tour de force: Engineers discover new ‘all-optical’ nanoscale sensors of force

Researchers report that they have invented new nanoscale sensors of force. They are luminescent nanocrystals that can change intensity and/or color when you push or pull on them. These ‘all-optical’ nanosensors are probed with light only and therefore allow for fully remote read-outs — no wires or connections are needed.
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