News Tag: Press Release

International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate progress—but also to be honest about what still hasn’t changed. VMblog’s International Women’s Day 2026 roundup brings together perspectives from leaders across cybersecurity, product, marketing, engineering, and executive roles on what it will take to close persistent gender gaps in tech. The shared message is consistent: real…

For many teams, Discord has become the quickest place to collaborate—especially for developer communities and support. The problem is that speed can also turn chat history into a “shadow repository” of sensitive context: logs, links, and customer details that weren’t meant to live outside controlled systems. Security Boulevard’s Diamaka Aniagolu breaks down how token theft…

Age verification is quickly shifting from a niche requirement to a default “access layer” for everyday online participation. A recent Cybernews feature uses Discord’s rollout as the jumping-off point to explore what gets built along the way—especially as platforms consider age inference, biometrics, and third-party verification vendors. The bigger question isn’t whether age checks happen,…

As AI tools become part of everyday work, privacy standards are rising just as quickly. A new post from Zight (Feb. 13) underscores a challenge many teams are feeling in real time: adoption is moving faster than governance, and “shadow AI” can turn routine experimentation into a privacy incident. The takeaway is straightforward—enterprises need repeatable,…

In the latest Code Story bonus episode, host Noah Labhart speaks with Ave Gatton, Director of Generative AI at Protegrity, about a security reality many teams overlook: AI safety doesn’t end with training — it begins at inference. The episode digs into how prompt injection, data leakage, and manipulation show up during live usage, and…

Data Privacy Day is becoming less about awareness and more about readiness. In IT Brief’s latest coverage, security and infrastructure leaders warn that AI and cloud adoption are moving faster than many organizations’ ability to govern personal data—at the same time boards and regulators are asking tougher questions about controls, visibility, and recoverability. Commentary from…

MIT Technology Review’s sponsored feature, “Rules fail at the prompt, succeed at the boundary,” looks at why prompt injection has become one of the defining security risks of agentic AI. Using recent real-world examples, it argues that attackers don’t need to “hack” a model—they can persuade it to take actions through the tools and access…

In a SecurityWeek Cyber Insights 2026 analysis published on Jan. 27, Kevin Townsend looks at what’s known—and what’s still uncertain—about quantum’s impact on cybersecurity. The near-term takeaway is straightforward: today’s public-key cryptography won’t hold forever, and “harvest now, decrypt later” makes delayed action risky. The longer-term question is how quickly quantum capabilities advance, and whether…

In a VMblog Data Privacy Day 2026 roundup published on Jan. 27, the outlet brings together viewpoints from cybersecurity, compliance, and technology leaders on what privacy and protection need to look like in 2026 and beyond. The shared message is clear: privacy is no longer a yearly checklist—it’s an everyday operational discipline shaped by AI…

CMSWire’s latest feature explores why many organizations are moving beyond CDP-centric stacks toward “decision-time” customer intelligence—where identity, live signals, and AI inference are assembled in the moment. The article argues that as real-time interactions accelerate, orchestration and governance become critical to keeping decisions fast, explainable, and trustworthy across a composable set of tools. What’s in…