AI is just someone else’s computer
Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and Google Bard may seem cutting edge, but the underlying infrastructure is nothing new. AI is just someone else’s computer by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
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3 questions CISOs expect you to answer during a security pitch
Read more: 3 questions CISOs expect you to answer during a security pitchBased on our experience, these are the important questions we see smart security founders answering in their pitches. 3 questions CISOs expect you to answer during a security pitch by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch
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Read the room
Read more: Read the roomLet’s look into cybersecurity sales, developer content marketing, and fundraising pitches through a common lens: The importance of understanding your audience and putting it first. Read the room by Anna Heim originally published on TechCrunch
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The crackdown on pixel tracking in telehealth is a warning for every startup
Read more: The crackdown on pixel tracking in telehealth is a warning for every startupHealthcare firms are scrambling to reassess how their websites collect user data following HHS’ web-tracking crackdown — and your startup could be next. The crackdown on pixel tracking in telehealth is a warning for every startup by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
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Biotech & Health, data breach, EC Cybersecurity, EC Healthtech, health tracking, HIPAA, Security, Startups, Tech Industry, tracking
The crackdown on pixel tracking in telehealth is a warning for every startup
Read more: The crackdown on pixel tracking in telehealth is a warning for every startupHealthcare firms are scrambling to reassess how their websites collect user data following HHS’ web-tracking crackdown — and your startup could be next. The crackdown on pixel tracking in telehealth is a warning for every startup by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
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6 common challenges facing cybersecurity teams and how to overcome them
Read more: 6 common challenges facing cybersecurity teams and how to overcome themMost cybersecurity founders get slowed down by the same six challenges with building products, but there are ways to overcome them. 6 common challenges facing cybersecurity teams and how to overcome them by Jenna Routenberg originally published on TechCrunch
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What’s going on with the TikTok ban?
Read more: What’s going on with the TikTok ban?TikTok’s fate is far from sealed. We’ve answered some common questions about a situation that’s complex, confusing and changing as we speak. What’s going on with the TikTok ban? by Taylor Hatmaker originally published on TechCrunch
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Silence gets you nowhere in a data breach
Read more: Silence gets you nowhere in a data breachAn important lesson in how not to respond to a breach, courtesy of LastPass and Fortra. Silence gets you nowhere in a data breach by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
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Time to trust: Questions cybersecurity customers ask and how to answer them
Read more: Time to trust: Questions cybersecurity customers ask and how to answer themThe No. 1 question people ask as they learn about a new tool is: “What problem is this company trying to solve?” Time to trust: Questions cybersecurity customers ask and how to answer them by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch
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Security breach? Don’t blame your employees
Read more: Security breach? Don’t blame your employeesMany organizations have defaulted to a blame culture when it comes to data security, but a culture of trust is key. Security breach? Don’t blame your employees by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
