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With a sharp rise in cyberattacks, business organizations all over the globe are rapidly using artificial intelligence for cybersecurity architecture. It has benefited them immensely in many ways. The correct use of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity allows them to quickly detect and eliminate cyberattacks. And, the good thing is that there is minimal requirement for human work force in all these activities. So let's examine the role and impact of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity and identify its benefits for companies.

As cryptocurrency continuously grows, it’s hard to manage multiple cryptocurrency investments manually. Now people are investing in different coins and tokens, whether it’s Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a mix of altcoins, you must be informed about your investments.

Have you heard of AI fraud detection? This term refers to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to detect, prevent, and reduce fraudulent activities across company digital platforms. It’s a real AI technology era already transforming banks, online platforms, and even governments to avoid fraudulent activities...

Cyberattacks are one of those risks that businesses face in this digital era due to technology integration. Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent for both individuals and businesses, and undoubtedly, they need well-managed cybersecurity plans. If you are running a small business or managing your own online activities, you must be aware of a cybersecurity checklist. It can save you from emotional stress, financial losses, and data breaches and fraud.

We all know about fraud and scams but frauds come in many shapes and forms in the digital era. Along with other fraud, first party fraud is a growing threat to businesses and individuals which gives a constant headache. It’s not like traditional fraud, it's committed by authorized customers who exploit loopholes and policies to commit fraud...

Nowadays, third-party risk management (TPRM) has become essential for companies. It's because, with a third-party relationship, they are always vulnerable to cyberattacks, bribery, corruption, regulatory violations, etc...