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Shrewsbury, Vermont
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Writer, recovering physicist, recovering rock climber, resident of the Northeast Kingdom.
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Commvault research highlights identity management gap in AI adoption

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By Mark Bowen Verified
| Intelligent CISO Verified
An IDC study sponsored by Commvault found that most organisations believe they need stronger identity management to support the growing use of Artificial Intelligence and autonomous agents. Identity management is emerging as one of the biggest challenges facing organisations deploying Artificial Intelligence, according to new research published by Commvault and IDC.
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Recorded Future examines Iran’s growing use of AI in cyber operations

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By Mark Bowen Verified
| Intelligent CISO Verified
New research from Recorded Future’s Insikt Group suggests Iran is using Artificial Intelligence to enhance cyber operations, information campaigns and military activities as geopolitical tensions continue. Iran is increasingly using Artificial Intelligence to enhance cyber-operations, information campaigns and military activities, according to new research from Recorded Future’s Insikt Group.
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Researchers warn of malware campaign using trojanised business software

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By Mark Bowen Verified
| Intelligent CISO Verified
A newly identified malware campaign is using trojanised versions of popular business applications to steal credentials and cryptocurrency from users, according to Cisco Talos. Researchers at Cisco Talos have identified a malware campaign linked to the financially motivated Russian threat actor UAT-11795, which has been using trojanised software installers to deploy a new backdoor known as Starland RAT.
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