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In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global landscape, President Biden’s administration is taking a monumental step. On Monday, President Biden will issued an executive order that establishes the United States’ first regulations on AI systems.

If you’re currently reading our blog, there’s a good chance you’re a cybersecurity expert, and as such, you likely know that January 28th has been recognized globally as Data Privacy Day for nearly two decades. But do you also know why?

Since Skyhigh Security burst onto the scene in March 2022, our North Star has been to protect our customers’ organizations and employees by securing their data wherever it resides.

At Skyhigh Security, our driving passion is to help customers secure the world’s data while enabling their people to work from anywhere safely and efficiently.

In response to the ever-evolving landscape of data security, Skyhigh Security proudly introduces its groundbreaking and industry’s first AI Assistant for DLP Policies — a powerful ally in the fight against data breaches.

As we navigate an increased use of cloud apps, a hybrid workforce, and disruptor technologies, such as Generative AI, the protection of sensitive data has become a paramount concern for businesses and individuals alike. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is the crucial pillar in safeguarding sensitive information.

As technology advances and cybercriminals develop new tactics to exploit vulnerabilities and compromise data security, proactivity is essential to anticipate and tackle emerging threats. Here are eight notable trends that will be top-of-mind for organizations and security experts in 2024.

At Skyhigh Security, we believe that security is a data protection problem. This puts Threat Protection at the very core of our company DNA, strengthening the Skyhigh Security Service Edge (SSE) portfolio with decades of malware detection experience and our industry-leading anti-malware engine.

Do you remember the QakBot cyber threat, otherwise known as Qbot or Pinkslipbot? This threat was shut down as part of a coordinated law enforcement effort in August 2023—and it’s making a comeback!