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OpenAI has introduced parental controls for ChatGPT, enabling parents to link accounts with their teens and customize settings for a safer, age-appropriate experience.
Meta is gradually transforming WhatsApp with AI and payment features, aiming to create a super app, though user trust and competition remain challenges.
By blocking AI bots and enabling micropayments for access, Cloudflare aims to help content creators protect and monetize their content.
A claim that desktops are less secure than mobile devices can be true or false, but this depends highly on their configuration. While desktop devices are less secure out of the box, they are more private and can be made more secure than mobile devices.
Unapproved use of generative AI tools is fueling a new cybersecurity blind spot. Known as shadow AI, this rising threat is drawing concern from experts as employees adopt powerful tools without oversight.
Reports of identity crimes to the Identity Theft Resource Center decreased in 2024 compared to 2023. However, victims who report their crimes are suffering greater financial losses than ever.
Multi-factor authentication, once the standard for secure access, is proving inadequate in today’s threat landscape. As phishing, AI-powered fraud, and MFA fatigue attacks escalate, organizations must shift toward identity security models that are adaptive, decentralized, and resistant to manipula...
This isn’t about smarter devices. It’s about something more profound: ambient computing. A system so integrated, so subtle, and so intelligent, it essentially disappears -- while still knowing enough to be useful.
IT leaders are expressing growing concern over the risks of shadow AI, including data leaks, regulatory exposure, and the use of unvetted tools without IT oversight.
Confusing security with privacy gives users a false sense of control — especially on mobile devices, where the OS often benefits more than the user.
Americans may spend nearly 7% of their lives on social media, raising concerns about lost time, attention, and well-being, as well as the need for healthier habits.
The times couldn't be better for job scammers. Layoffs in the tech and public sectors, coupled with the malicious use of AI, are fueling strong growth in fraud aimed at job seekers.
Mobile applications are quietly attracting more and more malevolent attention -- and for good reason. They contain a trove of private information about their users.
A call for organizations to take quantum security seriously has been sounded in a new report by Forrester Research. The hype and interest around quantum is real because hackers are already using the “harvest now, decrypt later" approach, the report noted.
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