Author: Chris Sullins

The Case for Network Detection and Response in Cybersecurity

Written by Chris Sullins on March 6, 2025. Posted in Blog.

Why Traditional Security Tools Aren’t Enough Network Visibility: Cyberattacks are evolving, as attackers get smarter at slipping past traditional security tools like firewalls and antivirus software. Blocking threats at the perimeter...

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The Dark Side of AI Chatbots

Written by Chris Sullins on October 31, 2024. Posted in Blog.

How Convenience Compromises Your Privacy and Security AI chatbots have become valuable tools for productivity and research, as well as creative endeavors like image generation and brainstorming. However, the convenience they offer can draw attention...

IntelliGenesis Partners with TeamWorx Security

Written by Chris Sullins on October 25, 2024. Posted in Press.

IntelliGenesis is excited to be part of Howard County’s transformation into Maryland’s newest tech hub. Our partnership with TeamWorx Security at the Maryland Innovation Center has been invaluable, allowing us to collaborate and expand...

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Social Engineering Attacks & AI

Written by Chris Sullins on October 9, 2024. Posted in Blog.

How Personalized Attacks are Changing the Game As artificial intelligence continues to push the boundaries of technological innovation, it has also provided hackers with new tools to carry out more advanced social engineering attacks. Adding fuel...

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AI Demystified: What is a Neural Network?

Written by Chris Sullins on September 9, 2024. Posted in Blog.

What if we could replicate the brain’s capacity for pattern recognition, problem-solving, and decision making, and put it to work in a machine that can learn and improve over time? Neural networks are that mechanism—modeled after the interconnected...

Demystifying AI: What is RAG?

Written by Chris Sullins on August 8, 2024. Posted in Blog.

RAG, or Retrieval Augmented Generation, is a technique that enables a large language model (LLM) to access information from external sources. While LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude are incredibly powerful tools, they can only answer questions based...