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GenAI Emerges As Top Cybersecurity Threat For This Year, Says Report - Vimarsana News

GenAI Emerges As Top Cybersecurity Threat For This Year, Says Report

GenAI is occupying significant headspace for security leaders as another challenge to manage but also offers an opportunity to harness its capabilities to augment security at an operational level. 

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Over a quarter of companies restrict Gen AI use to address data security risks - Vimarsana News

Over a quarter of companies restrict Gen AI use to address data security risks

Cisco has released its global 2024 Data Privacy Benchmark Study, an annual review of key privacy issues and their impact on business.

Mistrust to blame for artificial intelligence bans, new study finds - Vimarsana News

Mistrust to blame for artificial intelligence bans, new study finds

Security issues and data privacy are the main reasons one in four organizations are banning the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence, or GenAI, according to Cisco’s new study.

Cisco-More than 1 in 4 Organizations Banned Use of GenAI Over Privacy and Data Security Risks - Vimarsana News

Cisco-More than 1 in 4 Organizations Banned Use of GenAI Over Privacy and Data Security Risks

The Cisco 2024 Data Privacy Benchmark Study reveals that most organizations are limiting the use of Generative AI over data privacy and security issues. 27% had banned its use, at least...

Privacy fears lead enterprises to ban GenAI use - Vimarsana News

Privacy fears lead enterprises to ban GenAI use

New research reveals that that most organizations are limiting the use of generative AI over data privacy and security issues, and 27 percent have banned its use, at least temporarily.