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As businesses expand their use of AI, the technology is putting new pressure on familiar security issues, including outdated accounts, excessive permissions, sensitive data controls, and limited visibility into unusual activity.
In a new article for WinBuzzer, Tim Burke, President & CEO of Quest Technology Management, explains why organizations should look closely at the environment AI will be accessing before expanding deployment.
He outlines practical areas businesses can address now, including access reviews, least privilege, data classification, monitoring, and incident response.
The Technology That Can Stop Operations May Be the Technology Security Teams Cannot See Connected equipment keeps production moving, facilities running, patients supported, and essential services available. But these devices are not always visible to—or protected by—the organization’s traditional security program. Adam Burke, Vice President of Sales and Partnerships at Quest Technology Management, spoke with Channel Insider about the security gaps surrounding IoT, operational technology, and legacy devices. Adam explains why organizations need to understand what is connected, where vulnerabilities exist, and whether current controls provide sufficient coverage before adding another security product.
