IT Industry

The Future of Voice-Activated AI: What You Need to Know

Colin Schmit

The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving rapidly, and it’s crucial for future leaders in the tech industry to stay updated. Today, we’re diving into the latest advancements from OpenAI and their popular chatbot, ChatGPT. Here are some of the latest and greatest developments to look forward to: ChatGPT’s New Voice Features: OpenAI recently […] Read More: The Future of Voice-Activated AI: What You Need to Know

The Four Biggest Misconceptions about IT Certifications

Colin Schmit

IT certifications have existed for about three decades now. Most people have an opinion of them too. You might feel quite strongly about IT certifications. People either tolerate them, love them, or scorn them. Misconception 1: If you earn a certification, that means you’ll earn more money. Reality: Very few organizations will compensate differently purely […] Read More: The Four Biggest Misconceptions about IT Certifications

Security Awareness Program Teaser: The Threat of Ransomware As A Service

Colin Schmit

Last month we announced StormWind’s new Security Awareness program. Of the threats that stem from our users, ransomware and phishing cast the longest shadows. StormWind created specific training classes targeting each of these threats. One of the most eye-opening concerns is related to how ransomware continues to lower the barrier for cybercriminals. Part of the […] Read More: Security Awareness Program Teaser: The Threat of Ransomware As A Service

StormWind’s Executive Briefings: The Threat of Zero Click Vulnerabilities

Colin Schmit

The StormWind team is really excited to say the long-anticipated Security Awareness program launched and is available in campus. Our offering provides training that hits on crucial subjects such as phishing, ransomware, social engineering and threats built to deceive unwary users. We’ve made a series of classes that blends the StormWind strength of expert-led and […] Read More: StormWind’s Executive Briefings: The Threat of Zero Click Vulnerabilities