Zscaler
CIOs feel like if they aren't doing anything in this area, they'll be viewed as laggards… but as soon as they start thinking about doing AI applications and models, the security becomes a worry
First big cybersecurity IPO since February's SailPoint listing...
Network security firm reports a barnstorming end to the year
Those willing to comply with EU rules should "be able to operate without hindrance."
CEO: "These transactions generate a vast quantity of proprietary logs that feed our massive data lake..."
Threat actors are already using large language models to enhance their attack capabilities - but it's not just the bad guys that can deploy Generative AI to their advantage.
Anonymous Substack post with AI signs put the fear of Tan in Zscaler staff
"No impact or compromise to our customer, production and corporate environments" -- but were credentials stolen?