Post-Quantum Cryptography: The Next Frontier in Cybersecurity
Quantum computers are the computers of tomorrow. Using the principles of quantum mechanics, quantum computers have tremendous compute power which allows these devices to perform complex calculations at unimaginable speeds. Consider that these computers may be able to break current encryption protocols not in trillions of years but in seconds.
Shifting Employee Mindset from AI as a Threat to AI as a Resource
Today, organizations across all sectors are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI). A McKinsey survey found that AI adoption jumped to 72% this year after hovering at about 50% for the past six years. As enterprises accelerate the adoption of AI to automate tasks, improve data analysis and decision making, personalize
Preparing to Deploy AI in the Enterprise: Five Things to Know
AI brings an unprecedented opportunity for enterprises to increase productivity and efficiency, improve decision making, personalize customer service, optimize communication and collaboration, and much more. Enterprises today are understandably eager to leverage the transformative potential of this technology. Research released earlier this year by IBM revealed that about 40% of
Three of the Best Ways to Use AI in the Enterprise
Enterprises today are moving quickly to scale artificial intelligence (AI) technologies across their operations. Research and Markets forecasts “an incredible surge in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, expecting the market value to ascend from $214.6 billion in 2024 to a remarkable $1.33 trillion by 2030”. Data from McKinsey shows just
Cyber and Compliance Risk Avoidance Action Plan for Enterprises and Employees
Q1 of 2024 saw a notable increase in the average number of cyberattacks per organization per week with these attacks reaching 1,308 – a 28% increase from the last quarter of 2023. That’s according to cyber security solutions provider Check Point, which noted that this “substantial increase from Q4 2023
Enhancing Workplace Communication to Improve Operational Efficiency
Ineffective business communication costs U.S. businesses more than $1.2 trillion every year, or approximately $12,506 per employee, according to a State of Business Communication study conducted by the Harris Poll on behalf of Grammarly. The study, which surveyed 251 business leaders and 1,001 knowledge workers in the U.S., also revealed
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