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Information security is not only about those who deal with it directly. Information security is the responsibility of each employee, and it is critical for the company that the phrase "Security is the personal contribution of each employee" is not a principle in words, but is reflected in the work and corporate activities of each.

level of knowledge? How to monitor the success or failure of each employee's training? How to ensure that phishing does not achieve its goal? Today, there are many solutions for conducting training and checking the level of knowledge. It is important to remember that any training should reinforce existing policies, and not be some abstract set of knowledge or skills. And it is not at all necessary to develop training courses - you can find and use ready-made solutions, including cybersecurity outsourcing. The main thing is not to forget about the purpose of training, and not to "punish" employees for possible mistakes in the process.

Pavel Yashin, Head of Information Security at iiii Tech
Key AI Trends for 2024
22.12.2023
2023 was the year of AI breakthroughs. What's in store for 2024? Ten IT experts interviewed by InformationWeek predict how they think AI will evolve.

When 2023 rolled around, few observers were paying attention to the profound impact AI would have on IT, business, and the world at large. Now that the dust has settled, it’s time to look ahead to the new year and the trends that will shape AI progress in 2024.

1. LLM leads to AGI
The defining AI trend in 2024 will be the costa rica mobile database integration of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, leading to the emergence of general-purpose AI (AGI), predicts Avi Gruska, senior director of AI at analytics technology company Sisense. “This trend highlights the changing dynamics of the workforce, where AI is expanding job roles to support core skills and creativity, particularly in data analytics,” he says.

2. Stronger cyber defenses, more sophisticated attackers
AI already provides huge benefits to our cyber defenders, enabling them to improve capabilities, reduce effort, and better protect against threats, says Phil Venables, CISO at Google Cloud. “We expect these capabilities and benefits to increase in 2024 as defenders master the technology, allowing them to direct its evolution to specific use cases,” he explains.