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Zscaler, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZS) and NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), two major players in the tech industry, have entered into a strategic partnership to enhance AI-driven security solutions. Zscaler will utilize NVIDIA’s AI to refine the user experience and bolster security-focused services across enterprise operations. The partnership leverages AI tools, including NVIDIA NIM inference microservices and the Morpheus framework to amplify data processing capabilities on Zscaler’s Zero Trust Exchange platform, thus boosting defense mechanisms against cyber threats and streamlining IT management. Zscaler’s new ZDX Copilot, equipped with NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails, marks an advanced approach in

Zscaler, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZS) on Tuesday disclosed significant additions to its AI Data Protection Platform that leverages security cloud and AI.  The latest enhancements to Zscaler’s AI Data Protection Platform include new, real-time Email Data loss prevention for securing sensitive data across corporate email, including Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) Microsoft 365 and Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google Gmail, some of the most problematic insider threat vectors. The platform also includes natively integrated Data Security Posture Management (DSP) and context-rich GenAI App Security, among others. “There is an immediate and critical need for a consolidated approach to data protect

Chinese state-sponsored hackers are orchestrating advanced attacks that could “wreak havoc” on critical U.S. infrastructure, Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) director Christopher Wray said. “Everything from water-treatment facilities and energy grids to transportation and information technology — form the backbone of our society,” he told attendees at Thursday’s Summit on Modern Conflict in Nashville. What happens if those things are attacked? Wray warned that such a scenario could occur at any time. “China is positioning its enormous hacking enterprise — remember, 50 to 1 — for more than ‘just’ the outrageous theft campaign,” he added. “It's using that mass, those numbers,

On Tuesday, Zscaler, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZS) inked an expanded partnership with U.K.-based fixed and mobile telecommunications provider BT Group Plc (OTC:BTGOF) to provide its Zscaler AI-driven Zero Trust Exchange cloud security platform. As part of this partnership, Zscaler will also supply BT Group with security solutions to protect its own operations.  This will further enhance BT’s first-hand experience as they support customers looking to adopt and implement Zscaler solutions.  While reporting second-quarter results, Zscaler Chairman and CEO Jay Chaudhry highlighted high customer interest in the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange platform that boosted profits.  “An increasing number of cu

Wall Street saw a muted trading session as major indices dipped into the red by midday in New York. Traders are currently anticipating further insights into monetary policy from the forthcoming Federal Reserve meeting minutes. Investors are also poised for another significant event, as Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) is set to announce its fourth-quarter earnings after the market closes. The dollar, Treasury yields, and gold remained relatively stable, whereas in the commodities market, oil prices saw a modest 0.8% increase, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude climbing to nearly $78 a barrel. Natural gas prices experienced a near 5% upswing, following a 9% jump on Tuesday, rebo

Mother of all Breaches (MOAB), a massive data leak, includes records from numerous leaks, breaches, and private databases.  Cybersecurity expert Bob Dyachenko and the Cybernews team have uncovered this colossal breach, featuring billions of records, likely with an unidentified owner.  Although the breach primarily consists of data from previous breaches, it likely contains new, unpublished information, Cybernews reports.  Spanning 26 billion records across 3,800 folders, each representing a separate breach, the leak is suspected to house unique data.  Researchers suggest its owner, potentially a malicious entity or data broker, may be interested in storing such vast data volumes.

Global X’s investment chief, Jon Maier, reflects on the investment landscape for 2024, which is shaping up to be particularly interesting, thanks to AI-related stocks, cloud computing, cybersecurity, emerging markets, and small caps for potential growth. What Happened: Maier, who is associated with the  $48 billion award-winning AI exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider Global X, has identified several promising sectors for investors in 2024, reported Business Insider. Among them, AI-related stocks, including Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), cloud computing, and cybersecurity, stand out as “naturals that fit together.” Maier suggests investors consider the Global X Cloud Computing ETF (NASDAQ:CL

Generative artificial intelligence has taken the world by storm in 2023. Programs like Open AI‘s ChatGPT, with the ability to write code and produce realistic writing in multiple styles, are bound to change the way humans interact with technology.  Read also: ChatGPT Just Got Banned In Parts Of Europe, Isn’t It Supposed To Be A Gold Rush? The Wider World Of AI: When Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) announced it would be including a version of ChatGPT to interact with users of its Bing search engine, investors began considering the Bill Gates-founded company as a worthy competitor of Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG)’s Google in the dominance of web search. Yet for all the fuss that generati

From his position as head of the Benzinga Pro newsdesk, Brent Slava is at the center of the news and uses his unique perspective to generate trading and investment ideas for Benzinga readers.  During his weekly spot on "PreMarket Prep Plus," Slava said he wanted to make sure investors have several cybersecurity issues on their watchlist in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Why It's Important: If investors are to have learned one thing over the last few years, it should be the propensity of the market to have prolonged rotations. Money is always being moved around and rarely sits idle in a large portfolio. As a result, there is a constant movement of money invested in stocks from on