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Though Retrieval-Augmented Generation has been hailed — and hyped — as the answer to generative AI's hallucinations and misfires, it has some flaws of its own.
The latest Jamf security report reflects an increasingly complex and organized threat environment for Apple users.
Your weekly round-up of the questions asked by readers of CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World sees us learning where AI skills are most in demand; why CISOs quit — and why that's a bad thing because good CISOs are hard to
IT admins should move quickly to patch two zero-day flaws Microsoft patched earlier this week.
Smaller businesses must enable their employees to succeed without compromising security.
Android security doesn't have to be a source of stress. These level-headed steps are all you need to keep the boogeyman at bay.
A single email can silently trigger Copilot to exfiltrate sensitive corporate data — no clicks, no warnings, no user action.
Apple admins were served a banquet of improvements by Apple at this week's WWDC.
Android 16's most important additions revolve around security — and one setting in particular is especially pertinent to ponder.
Chrome extensions were spotted leaking sensitive browser data like API keys, secrets, and tokens via unguarded HTTP transmissions and hardcoded spills.
Apple’s latest Transparency Report shows the extent to which governments are want information about people, how they seek it, and the scale at which such requests are being made.
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