Enterprise companies are rapidly testing and adopting AI assistants like Copilot for Microsoft 365 and ChatGPT. In many cases, the choice is simple: use AI assistants to unlock growth and efficiency, now and in the future, or risk losing ground to competition. However, with their benefits come risks. CISOs and security teams are tasked with… (more) Microsoft Copilot: What CISOs Need to Know

Companies are eager to deploy generative AI assistants like Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot, but security professionals have concerns. Privacy issues, manipulation by threat actors, and exposure of sensitive data are all risks organizations must be aware of when using these tools.  The time savings and economic gains of AI chatbots are enticing. Gemini and… (more) Security Risks from Deploying Generative AI: Google Gemini vs. Microsoft Copilot

Choosing the right Microsoft Copilot plan isn’t as simple as it seems.  Microsoft currently offers seven versions of its generative AI chatbot that are designed for companies and two versions for individual users.  Pricing is a top concern for organizations considering the AI assistant. Adding a version of Copilot will increase your company’s monthly Microsoft… (more) What are the different Microsoft Copilots and how much do they cost?

The mass adoption of generative artificial intelligence has outpaced security measures as companies rush to develop and release AI-powered products. Microsoft launched Copilot, Google released Gemini, and OpenAI has made headlines with ChatGPT. Organizations are eager to test AI assistants for company tasks, from creating content to writing code. But developing technology comes with new… (more) How to Reduce Information Security Risks When Deploying Copilot for Microsoft 365

While a return-to-office (RTO) is making a comeback, one trend is here to stay: the era of hybrid and remote work was not a fleeting moment—it’s the new norm.  Remote work isn’t just about cutting costs; it’s about offering teams flexibility, tapping into a global pool of talent, and rewriting the rules of what an… (more) 9 Security Tools Your IT Team Needs for Remote Work

Who has access to your company’s confidential files? This question is becoming more and more relevant as companies turn to cloud collaboration tools like Google Workspace, Microsoft OneDrive, and SharePoint.  Data breaches caused by unauthorized access, what we call access risks, have risen at alarming rates as companies use collaboration tools to share files within… (more) How to Audit Sensitive Documents for Access Risks

Keeping sensitive data secure from theft and vulnerabilities can be incredibly challenging. With limited budget and bandwidth, IT and Security teams are expected to protect sensitive information while introducing strong security solutions. To protect sensitive data from getting into the wrong hands, companies first must understand what counts as sensitive data. This guide explores the… (more) The 10 Types of Sensitive Data Companies Must Protect

Employees have left companies in record numbers over the last few years due to layoffs, job changes, and new opportunities. In 2023, the tech sector alone faced more than 1,500 layoffs, affecting an average of 667 people per day.  Although IT and Security teams do not have extra time or resources, they often pick up… (more) Offboarding Checklist for IT Teams