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Paige O’Neill is Chief Marketing Officer at Seismic where she leads all marketing functions including corporate, product, field, partner, and customer marketing. She is a data-driven marketer with a track record of propelling growth, delivering outstanding results, and spearheading thought leadership within the Customer Experience industry across her 30+ years of experience. Prior to Seismic, Paige served as CMO at public and private software companies including Sitecore, Prysm, SDL, and Aravo Solutions. She also spent nearly a decade at Oracle in product marketing and public relations roles. Paige
There is growing concern over deepfakes, which are videos and audios that are highly realistic yet fake across various industries, but perhaps more pertinent in the B2B context. These synthetic media can mislead society and create negative impacts on reputation and financial aspects. However, it is evident that social media platforms have an essential role in addressing the fake problem and enhancing the credibility of online interactions as enterprises operate in this challenging environment. This article looks at the rise of deep fakes and also explores how popular social media companies are
AI avatars can guide customers through technical diagnostic processes to identify problems with their devices or telecommunications services, such as internet connectivity issues or mobile device failures. This significantly reduces wait times for customers and reduces the volume of queries reaching support centers. AI avatars are redefining customer service by providing innovative and efficient solutions that benefit both consumers and businesses. In sectors such as healthcare and telecommunications, these technologies have demonstrated their ability to improve accessibility, reduce operating
Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) have some serious responsibilities on their shoulders as they single-handedly carry the security policies and enforcement, which are directly proportionate to an entire company’s success or downfall. CISO’s insights and knowledge allow a company to balance out supporting its internal team while guarding the organization’s data and infrastructure. However, in recent years, CISOs have witnessed shifts in the cybersecurity realm; especially with the technological advancements, cyberattacks such as phishing have increased by 58%, consisting of 90% data and
Sebastian is Storyblok’s VP of Engineering as an experienced developer, team builder, and leader with over 10 years of experience in CMS systems, security, performance, and usability as his primary focus points. Outside of work, Sebastian is passionate about organizing community events for developers and is always up for a good cup of coffee. Establishing strong access controls to limit access to sensitive information and ensuring robust authentication methods are also critical. Continuous monitoring of AI tool usage and keeping an eye on any suspicious activity will help in early detection of
In 2024, the cybersecurity realm has opened new doors to new vulnerabilities and attack techniques. As attacks become more sophisticated and dynamic, traditional defense mechanisms fail to provide protection. Therefore, to effectively combat these challenges, CISOs and IT leaders need to analyze the current situation and mitigate threats in real-time. As we look ahead to 2025, likely, the concerns faced by CISOs and IT leaders in 2024 will potentially worsen. However, for a handy deep dive into tackling cyber attackers, this roundup of AITech Park articles on the cybersecurity topic offers guidance
Chase Doelling has spent over a decade in the tech industry, in cloud computing and cybersecurity. Over that time, Chase has been able to indulge a passion for all things identity-related, and JumpCloud has been a perfect fit. JumpCloud’s mission to simplify and secure IT management for businesses of all sizes—especially for the traditionally overlooked small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)—is unique, and Chase would argue they’re uniquely good at it. Chase's role is to help shape the product vision to ensure they’re meeting the evolving needs of their customers in an increasingly complex IT