Computer science degrees may be losing their charm, but tech leaders aren’t worried
One associate dean believes the industry could do a better job at touting the career opportunities a computer science degree can bring.
One associate dean believes the industry could do a better job at touting the career opportunities a computer science degree can bring.
“It’s like when you’re trying to walk through a muddy area or something, you’re going to get dirty at some point,” the Kaseya CISO says.
Fragile supply chains, more advanced prompt injections, and the rise of agents are just a few of the risks that AI ecosystems face, according to a new Cisco report.
“The quality of the attacks are getting more sophisticated,” Decodo executive tells IT Brew.
Experts want those in IT to know about preparing for a potential ransomware attack, and organizations’ risk levels.
“It’s Whac-a-Mole, or a game of cat and mouse, between defenders and attackers,” one cybersecurity leader says.
Dragos tracked 3,318 ransomware attacks on industrial organizations in the last year.
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