LABJ article - AI-driven security risks, current cybersecurity trends, and the importance of ransomware readiness assessments

Back by popular demand! Nth Generation On the Air Presents: ooo WEBINAR: Learn How to Protect Against AI-powered Cyber Attacks + Establish and Maintain an Optimal Recovery Plan. ooo Since OpenAI's ChatGPT app was launched on November 30, 2022, there has been an unprecedented increased interest in AI. Although GPT-powered apps are not entirely accurate yet, they are already being leveraged to generate more persistent cyber attacks. Hear from leaders in AI, cybersecurity and

In recent months due to ongoing ransomware threats, our customers are finding it harder and harder to qualify for cybersecurity insurance. In this vlog episode, Jerry Craft, Nth vCISO and Sr. Security Consultant, and Jeromie Jackson, Director of Security & Analytics at Nth, discuss some of the actions taken by insurance companies to reduce their risk, and a few new services Nth is creating to help customers assess their cybersecurity insurance risk. Watch the full episode her

Join Nth Generation’s Public Sector team at the 2022 CISOA Technology Summit: Navigating the NEXT Normal. March 20-23, 2022 Location: Ontario Convention Center and DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Ontario Airport in Ontario, CA Schedule Overview o o o Nth Breakout Session o o o Don’t miss our highly anticipated breakout session, “Ransomware Readiness and Other 2022 Cybersecurity Concerns” which will debut on Tuesday, March 22nd from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. If you are serious about l

Office buildings are empty or at sparse capacities. "See something, say something" is limited when there are few eyes on the prize. This quick video featuring Jeromie Jackson, Director of Security & Analytics at Nth, shows how easy it is for thieves to compromise physical security credentials and breach your brick-and-mortar. Nth Generation Security professionals aid organizations in mitigating risk, both for cyber and physical security. #KnowYourWeaknesses Watch Jeromie's fu

The California Attorney General intends to enforce the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) beginning July 1, 2020.