Artificial intelligence is transforming how companies operate — automating workflows, analyzing vast datasets, and driving innovation. But as AI adoption grows, so do the cybersecurity risks. Many organizations share sensitive information with AI tools without realizing that these platforms may retain, process, or even train on that data.
Cybersecurity
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an ideal time for organizations to re-evaluate their security posture, renew employee awareness, and implement stronger controls. At GDS, we believe that one month of focus can spark lasting improvements in cybersecurity culture. In this post, we’ll highlight key themes from CISA’s official toolkit and show you how to turn them into action steps for your business.
When businesses think about cybersecurity, they often focus on firewalls, email filtering, and antivirus tools. But one of the most overlooked and most critical components of a strong security posture is desktop management.
As cyber threats become more advanced, small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly becoming targets. Microsoft 365 offers robust tools to protect your organization if they're implemented correctly.
As more businesses embrace digital transformation, there’s one critical area often left behind: Operational Technology (OT). From factories to utilities to energy producers, OT systems run our physical infrastructure — but they’re increasingly at risk.
