News Tag: Press Release

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…

AI chat is quickly becoming where people go for answers—and advertisers (and attackers) are paying attention. In its Jan 23, 2026 report, “Will ChatGPT become vulnerable to malvertising?”, Moonlock Lab examines how ads inside chat experiences could blur the line between recommendation and promotion, and what that could mean for malware delivery and social engineering…

Enterprise Security Tech reports that a spike in Instagram password reset emails left users questioning whether accounts were compromised, even as Meta stated there was no breach and attributed the issue to abuse of the password reset mechanism. The post also references reports of a dataset tied to roughly 17.5 million Instagram users circulating in…

In HostingAdvice’s “We Asked An Expert” feature, Iwona Rajca, Senior Solution Architect at Protegrity, explains why banking infrastructure doesn’t follow “cloud-first” narratives. In practice, cloud migrations frequently start as cost initiatives—then slow down when security and regulatory requirements surface late in the process. Her view: banks choose hybrid by necessity, balancing resiliency, vendor risk, and…

Healthcare IT Today’s annual predictions roundup on AI and automation for 2026 brings together perspectives across the ecosystem—from clinical workflow and bedside automation to back-office transformation and life sciences operations. A consistent theme runs through the predictions: the next phase of AI value depends less on novelty and more on governed deployment, trusted data flows,…