Ericom Generative AI Isolation empowers businesses to leverage the benefits of generative AI websites while maintaining a secure environment that protects sensitive data and intellectual property.
Ericom Software announced today that its Ericom Global Cloud platform will begin utilizing the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Israel (Tel Aviv) Region to meet the stringent requirements of Project Nimbus.
Generative AI empowers its users to work fast, better and more efficiently. Alas, this includes cybercriminals, who are using malicious GenAI platforms to accelerate zero-day exploit creation.
Cybercriminals love the multiplier effect they get from attacking law firms: Hack in, and they get firm data PLUS juicy confidential client info.
Malware samples embedded in pirated software and games silently installed proxies on millions of devices to create a malicious botnet, without users approving or even knowing that they were installed.
Ransomware actors have shifted to using zero-day vulnerabilities and one-day flaws to execute attacks, resulting in a huge increase in ransomware victims.
Ericom Software announces that its Ericom Global Cloud platform will use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) public cloud regions in Sweden and France to support increasing regional demand
In an ironic case of “Do as I say, not as I do,” Google is cutting off some employees’ web access to reduce the threat of cyberattacks – while touting its security features to users like us.
It’s never wise to enter sensitive or proprietary data into a public web app. But now, in the Generative AI era, the risks, including data exposure and legal and regulatory liability, are greater than ever before.