Topic: deepfake threats
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Debunking the Top Cybersecurity Myths That Still Haunt Businesses
Persistent cybersecurity myths, such as Macs being immune to viruses or frequent password changes ensuring safety, mislead businesses and create protection gaps. AI cannot fully replace human security teams, as it requires oversight to avoid false positives and missed threats, with only 12% of pr...
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62% of B2B CMOs Unprepared for AI Competition, Report Finds
A majority of B2B marketing leaders feel unprepared to compete against AI-enabled challengers, citing a lack of necessary skills, budget, or resources. Traditional marketing channels are rapidly losing effectiveness, with B2B website traffic plummeting and AI sources projected to drive a signific...
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70% of Smart Home Devices Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks, UAE Council Warns
70% of smart home devices in the UAE are vulnerable to cyberattacks, largely due to risky user behaviors like weak passwords and unsecured networks. The UAE faces intense cyber threats, including a 30% increase in ransomware and AI-powered attacks like deepfakes and autonomous malware. The UAE ha...
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Top 6 Cyber Threats to Watch in 2026
The cybersecurity landscape is defined by a dangerous synergy between AI and human ingenuity, creating adaptive, automated threats that require a proactive, intelligence-driven security posture beyond traditional defenses. Key emerging threats include autonomous agentic AI exploits, weaponized de...
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From Skeptic to Secure: How a CISO Safeguarded $8.8T in 90 Days
Sam Evans, CISO of Clearwater Analytics, tackled shadow AI risks by deploying enterprise browsers like Island, balancing security with productivity while protecting $8.8 trillion in assets. AI-powered security tools improve threat detection, but internal risks like employees pasting sensitive dat...
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Microsoft Uncovers AI-Powered Phishing Scam
Cybercriminals are using artificial intelligence, including large language models, to create highly sophisticated phishing scams, deepfakes, and automated data extortion attacks. A specific attack involved hiding malicious code in an SVG file disguised as a PDF, using obfuscated business terms to...
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