Now's the perfect time to strengthen your defence against sophisticated attacks! June is packed with opportunities to do exactly that.
[Live Demo] How KnowBe4's AI Agents Reduce Your Security Risk
Phishing and social engineering remain the #1 cyber threat to your organisation, with 68% of data breaches caused by human error. Your security team needs an easy way to deliver personalised training—this is precisely what our AI Defence Agents provide.
[New Webinar] Guarding the Cloud: Top 5 Cloud Security Hacks and How You Can Avoid Them
Navigating the cloud security landscape is no walk in the park. It requires IT professionals like you to not only tackle traditional security threats, such as managing data access and mitigating vendor risks, but also confront virtualization risks and tackle issues unique to the cloud.
During this webinar, we'll walk you through the ins and outs of cloud security
Date/Time: Thursday, 12 June @ 11:00 AM (SGT), 1:00 PM (AEST)
[Live Demo] Supercharge Your Anti-Phishing Defense with AI
With 92% of polymorphic attacks now utilizing AI, you need a new approach to outsmart these threats!
KnowBe4's PhishER Plus is your single-pane-of-glass incident response platform that identifies and acts upon threats to keep your users safe where the most dangers lie: their inboxes.
Plus: Sora's unsustainable economics. BECOME A MEMBER • Newsletters • MyForbes Presented by Welcome back to The Prompt, Softbank has sold its entire stake in Nvidia—worth some $5.8 billion—to support its $30 billion investment in OpenAI , the Japanese tech conglomerate disclosed in its earnings report today. The news, which caused the chipmaker's stock to dip 2%, highlights just how deeply tech companies' fortunes are woven together. (Though Nvidia wasn't its only sell-off to fund its OpenAI investment: Softbank also dumped 40 million T-Mobile shares, worth $9.17 billion.) Surprisingly, this isn't the first time Softbank has cashed out of the chipmaker. The company had accumulated a $4 billion stake in Nvidia before deciding to sell it in 2019. SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son said last year he regretted exiting that investment, which would have earned SoftBank more than $150 billion , noting , " The fish that got away wa...
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