
Grace Wainaina
Privacy Compliance ExpertIn the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, bug bounty programs have emerged as a pivotal framework, engaging ethical hackers to identify vulnerabilities before ill-intended parties can exploit them. However, recent judicial decisions have highlighted the legal intricacies associated with these initiatives, raising concerns about their
Recent advancements have seen artificial intelligence transition from mere automation tools to intelligent intermediaries capable of autonomous decision-making. This evolution marks the rise of agentic AI, distinguished from its generative counterparts by its self-governing capabilities. As government bodies look to harness the remarkable
In today's digital age, personal information is more valuable than ever, making breaches a pressing concern for many individuals. The TalentLaunch data breach serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities inherent in data management systems. This incident, which affected over 119,000 individuals, exposed sensitive information such as Social
In a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence, is human potential at risk of obsolescence, or poised to reach unprecedented heights? Currently, AI technologies play a significant role in both our personal and professional lives. For instance, many now rely on virtual assistants to help guide daily decisions, often without a second
In the age when information is one of the most precious assets, many organizations fail to estimate the scale and gravity of their threat to data protection. Recent research by Frontier Enterprise found that two out of five companies underestimate their risk exposure by more than a third. This disparity may result in penalties, reputation, and
A staggering number of 130 vulnerabilities were addressed in Microsoft's latest security update, underscoring the relentless threat landscape. Within this collection, 14 critical issues, including potentially "wormable" threats, highlight the pressing need for immediate attention. Have our systems become ticking time bombs, waiting for the next