No business wants to take a gamble when it comes to cybersecurity . Ironically, that’s especially true in the gaming and gambling industry. It’s a sector that’s booming. By 2030…
…be acute, particularly in heavily regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare or pharmaceuticals with strict compliance surrounding the information that businesses must provide to customers, or in areas such as products…
…such as healthcare and financial services face compliance obligations that extend to their phone systems. Healthcare organizations handling patient information need a provider willing to sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) and…
…As the Premier League has adapted to a new era of fan engagement and interaction, teams are holding huge amounts of personal data, including names, email addresses, credentials, and even financial information…
…To protect businesses and their customers from such attacks, a new option being embraced by CISOs is brand-owned top-level domains, or “dotBrand TLDs,” becoming available for the first time in…
…For commercial real estate brokers, as for any business professional who has integrated AI into their processes, faulty thinking leads to misleading outputs. And decisions based on those outputs have the potential…
…According to recent statistics from Tenet Global, 85% of enterprises and 78% of SMB’s now use AI agents, which are projected to automate up to 50% of business tasks by 2027…
…The many financial factors here include: do you have immutable backups in place (or do you have to consider paying the ransom), how long are operations offline, and is any data lost…
…Xero explains why giving businesses more control over their finances might actually be the key to AI success
Many small businesses already tap into AI for market research, image and video creation, copywriting, and idea exploration. Although this single-prompt approach is helpful, it has its limits. Enter AI agents…