Modern enterprises are adopting AI applications, particularly generative AI (GenAI), at a rapid rate. This adds new network security challenges to already complex enterprise workloads spanning data centers, campuses, cloud, branches, and remote user locations. Network data is being reshaped by the rapid adoption of AI products. By 2026, it is estimated that over 80% of businesses are likely to have adopted generative AI APIs or apps, yet a recent McKinsey study suggests that less…

Tenable®, the exposure management company, today announced that Tenable Vulnerability Management was named the AI-Powered Vulnerability Management category winner for the 2025 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.  Tenable Vulnerability Management is an industry-leading AI-powered solution designed to help organizations proactively identify, assess and remediate vulnerabilities across an expanding attack surface. Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics and the power of Nessus technology, it provides unmatched visibility into security risks, helping customers identify emerging threats. “At Tenable, we’re innovating…

“The teams may get pushed on to build the next set of things that they may not be ready to build,” he says. “This can result in failed initiatives, significantly delayed delivery, or burned-out teams.” To fix this data quality confidence gap, companies should focus on being more transparent across their org charts, Palaniappan advises. Lower-level IT leaders can help CIOs and the C-suite understand their organization’s data readiness needs by creating detailed roadmaps for…

Dall-E 3 Gen AI isn’t just about chatbots and virtual assistants. DALL-E 3, also from OpenAI, focuses on generating visuals from text descriptions, and 30% of respondents in the Wharton survey said they currently use DALL-E 3, and 35% said they’re evaluating or testing it. OpenAI launched the original DALL-E model in 2021, and the DALL-E 3 deep learning model leverages computer vision and natural language processing to create visuals. Potential business uses include product…

Threat actors ramped up credential theft over the past year, using AI-generated phishing emails and infostealer malware to improve their results, according to IBM. Published this morning, the tech giant’s IBM X-Force 2025 Threat Intelligence Index was compiled from the company’s own incident response engagements, as well as dark web and other threat intelligence sources. It claimed that around 30% of intrusions last year were identity based attacks, fueled by an 84% annual increase in…