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Over time, artificial intelligence (AI) will likely prove to be one of the most monumental advancements in human history. Although there has been no shortage of news or opinion surrounding this topic in recent years, many business leaders remain underinformed.

A less than 6-year-old Philadelphia-based startup has been tapped as part of an effort to shape legislation and regulation of artificial intelligence alongside tech giants Meta and IBM, a move the 17-person firm says could present opportunity for its own growth in the space.

In 2023, we saw a number of noteworthy developments in the world of cybersecurity and data privacy. From game-changing legislation to costly regulatory enforcement activities, a lot happened over the past year — and it’s all just a harbinger of what’s to come.

A lot of the coverage surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) in North America revolves around American exceptionalism. How it can boost business, create technological development, and keep America ahead of competing nations. But to date, the US has been short on AI regulation.

Delaware has recently joined the continuously expanding group of states to adopt data privacy regulations. On Sept. 11, Gov. John Carney signed into law the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPDPA), which is scheduled to take effect Jan. 1, 2025.

From website security to thwarting deepfakes, this cyber pro explains some ways to “protect your data in an age when digital ghouls eerily lurk the shadows of the internet.”

Smart devices are making a splash in the real estate industry. IoT devices, however, are not entirely harmless and may expose you to unforeseen liability if proper safeguards are not put in place, writes a pair of guest columnists.

Whether you need to hire a team to respond to any and all cyberattacks or just some hired guns to boost your capabilities, incident response retainers can ensure you’re covered.

Will Sweeney is the Founder & Managing Partner of Zaviant Consulting, a company that focuses on improving the security posture of client systems to protect sensitive data by complying with official information security rules/requirements.