By Dr. Klaus Gheri, VP & GM Network Security at Barracuda Networks Attacks aimed at identity misuse and account takeover have become increasingly sophisticated over time, as they are an easy gateway for cybercriminals to enter a company's network in order to tap...
How artificial intelligence software can become a trillion dollar market by 2032
New research has indicated that the global market size for artificial intelligence software is predicted to reach over a trillion dollars by 2032. But what are the key drivers for this fast-rising industry? In 2022, the global market size of artificial intelligence...
Artificial intelligence in information technology: three questions CISOs should ask themselves
By Marco Eggerling, CISO EMEA at Check Point Software Technologies The year 2023 could go down in history as the year of artificial intelligence (AI) - or at least the year that businesses and consumers alike raved about generative AI tools, like ChatGPT. IT security...
Biometrics promises to shorten waiting times at airports
As summer travel picks up, the pressing need to reduce waiting times for services like security and immigration checks at airports or even when picking up rental cars comes into focus.Undoubtedly, waiting in long queues for any procedure is one of the most frustrating...
New satnav shows safest routes
Time loss is less than safety gain, according to University of British Columbia researchers A new algorithm from researchers at the University of British Columbia shows the safest route to a destination. Integrated into a navigation device, the software guides drivers...
AI in small and medium-sized enterprises – economic authority publishes study on responsible use
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasing role. The AI Act, which is currently being drafted at the European level, is expected to define further requirements for the use of the technology from next year. A study commissioned by the business...
AI and cybersecurity: Why policymakers must act now
A commentary by Wolfgang Kurz, Managing Director indevis Artificial intelligence (AI) is undoubtedly a groundbreaking invention that even scares many. But fear is rarely a good advisor. It is better to deal with the risks early on - and these are different than may be...
More than half of Germans are familiar with AIv
BITKOM survey shows increasing knowledge of technological terms, but also gaps in education More than half of Germans consider themselves well informed about artificial intelligence (AI), while a third have at least rudimentary knowledge. This is the result of a...
vzbv wants to protect consumers with AI regulation
Association has recommendations for trilogue negotiations on Artificial Intelligence Act The Federation of German Consumer Organisations (vzbv) (https://vzbv.de) wants to protect consumers from the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) by regulating it and to...
ChatGPT in recruiting and artificial intelligence in employee search
Do new creative ways also bring new creative employees? Recruit Millennials and Generation Z! In times of a shortage of skilled workers and the ever-increasing competition for qualified employees, it is more important than ever to pursue innovative ways to attract...