As our reliance on technology grows, so does the need for robust cybersecurity measures. Penetration testing—simulating cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them—has become a critical component of securing systems across industries. The demand for this essential service is skyrocketing, driven by regulatory requirements, the rise of IoT devices, and the evolving sophistication of cyber threats.

Stories of technology taking center stage in the intense competition among global powers are increasingly common in today's media.  The U.S., China, Russia and increasingly other actors are making moves and counter moves as they jostle for power through technological prowess.  Nations that advance their technology faster than their rivals gain economic, cultural, and military power, which they can leverage to achieve political goals. What is talked about less is how these large-scale geopolitical forces impact how organizations in the STEM fields recruit and keep the cutting-edge technologists they need to drive innovation.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, preserving our digital legacy has become increasingly

important. Valdin Cloud, a pioneering company in the digital presence and digital immortality

space, recognizes the significance of safeguarding our personal histories and cherished

memories. This blog post explores the various customer segments that can benefit from

Valdin Cloud’s innovative approach to digital legacy preservation.

Hello, I’m Samuel Root, CEO and founder of Remote Guardian. I’m excited to share insights

into how we can redefine the cybersecurity landscape and address the evolving challenges we

face in this digital age.

In today's interconnected world, where digital technologies drive business operations and growth, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) find themselves increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats. The rapid evolution of technology has not only transformed the way businesses operate but has also provided fertile ground for cybercriminals to exploit vulnerabilities for malicious purposes. Among the arsenal of cyber threats, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a potent weapon, challenging SMBs to fortify their defenses against sophisticated attacks. In this blog, we want to explore the urgent need for SMBs to embrace AI as a cornerstone of their cybersecurity strategy and the importance of democratizing AI security to safeguard their digital assets effectively.

“There is a pre-ChatGPT and a post-ChatGPT world,” said the CEO of a leading AI company for national security to your author during a conversation in Palo Alto. 

Some may at first look think this dichotomy in the commercial world was a result of what ChatGPT does — it is good, but large language models (LLMs) have been around for the last decade, and, well, Google’s GEMINI is slightly better or equally worse depending on who you ask. Rather, what was innovative about ChatGPT was that it exposed “AI/ML” to the masses. For the first time, consumers experience for themselves what AI could do for them. With one application, what had been hidden, poorly misunderstood, and known by only a few went viral. With one product, people and companies globally experienced intrigue, surprise, worry and saw opportunity, all at the same time.