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Cybercriminals are leveraging their newly acquired AI savvy to launch more sophisticated malware and phishing attacks. Learn how Fortinet’s ZTNA solution with user-based risk scoring provides deeper insights into potentially malicious behaviors and events inside your client’s network. 

Cybercriminals are having a field day using AI to deploy more sophisticated cyberattacks. Learn how you can provide your clients with more robust protection and reduce their risk without increasing headcount. 

There’s a better-than-ever chance that current leaps in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are weirding you out at least a little, and that’s okay.

Size versus speed is an inescapable challenge in technology, impacting software, hardware, user experience and, near and dear to the hearts of business owners and managers everywhere, productivity.

Security and IT teams have heard enough about mobile workforces being the “new normal.” From a security and exposure standpoint, endpoints on the move operated by non-IT (and sometimes technologically challenged) people are anything but normal.

Your client’s employees can be their organization’s weakest link or one of the most powerful defenses in the ongoing fight against cyber threats.

Sometimes small and medium businesses (SMBs) need enterprise-level equalizers. That’s certainly the case when it comes to fighting cybercrime. Most SMBs don’t have the resources to deploy high-level defenses like security operations centers (SOCs).

IT and OT infrastructures continue to converge, exposing your clients' environments to new threats. Fortinet's 2023 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report lists four best practices to strengthen your client's security posture. 

ChatGPT has become a go-to tool for many of your clients—and for cybercriminals. Here are a few ways threat actors are using ChatGPT including foothold assistance, reconnaissance and phishing.

Generative AI chatbots such as ChatGPT and large language models (LLMs) have raised concerns about sharing sensitive business information with advanced self-learning algorithms and malicious actors using them to enhance their cyberattacks. However, these tools can also help enhance your cybersecurity if used correctly.