This whitepaper discusses ways bad actors are using AI for their own devices and what a robust security awareness training (SAT) and simulated phishing program with AI at its core can bring to a ...

Human Risk Management (HRM) is more than just the next step in security awareness training (SAT)—it’s a fundamental shift in how organizations approach human security risks.

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If you want to group parts of your code for debugging purposes or simple readability, the PowerShell ISE has the answer.

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PowerShell 3 deploys a new type adapter that will have you seeing hash table output in the order you want them to appear.

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