Hackers are evolving, leveraging AI and malware-as-a-service to target organisations. Matt Berzinski of Ping Identity explores how businesses can turn the tables on cybercriminals.
Cybersecurity audits help businesses identify vulnerabilities, assess vendor risks, and ensure compliance. They optimise security strategies, minimise wasted resources, and strengthen defenses against evolving cyber threats.
Cyber criminals are becoming increasingly intelligent in their attempts to trick security solutions and mechanisms in companies using special techniques to disguise their attacks and prevent them from being detected.
AI has the potential to revolutionise cybersecurity for Critical National Infrastructure (CNI), enabling smarter threat detection, operational resilience, and faster incident response in an evolving threat landscape.
UK and European companies are leveraging AI-powered identity verification and fraud detection solutions to combat cyberthreats like deepfakes, ensuring data security and building digital trust.
AI-powered cyberattacks are growing more sophisticated, but organisations can fight back using AI-driven zero trust security, minimising vulnerabilities and preventing lateral movement within systems.
Chris Perrin highlights the top 10 cybersecurity threats facing the UK financial services sector, including ransomware, supply chain vulnerabilities, and evolving regulatory challenges.
Insider threats are rising in financial services, costing organizations millions. Robust security measures and proactive monitoring are essential to mitigate these risks effectively.
The UK’s digital transformation centres on secure digital identity solutions, enhancing public services by simplifying access, ensuring privacy, and promoting inclusivity for all citizens in essential areas including healthcare and education.
European firms’ AI plans are at risk due to data infrastructure blind spots, with many prioritising recovery from cyberattacks over effective prevention and mitigation strategies.
Cyber deterrence shifts cybersecurity from reactive to proactive, disrupting attackers’ motives by targeting their incentives. The PARC Framework addresses profit, anonymity, repercussions, and costs, reducing attack likelihood.
Decentralised digital identities (DCI) promise enhanced security and user control. However, widespread adoption faces challenges, including the need for better education and clearer benefits.
The NIS 2 directive enhances cybersecurity in critical industries, requiring proactive compliance and better risk management to mitigate cyber attack risks and improve security standards.
Internationally renowned data scientist Anthony Scriffignano on the need to make AI investments with humility, pragmatic realism, and a readiness to persevere.
Ensure remote workforce security by avoiding common mistakes: device mismanagement, falling for phishing, neglecting updates, and skipping multi-factor authentication.
Ransomware’s perilous impact demands comprehensive mitigation. Understanding its mechanics and bolstering defences through strategic monitoring, employee training, and disaster recovery planning is paramount.
In the wake of AI’s dominance, the overlooked but crucial concern of Quantum Computing emerges, urging businesses to prepare promptly.
Explore strategies from Splunk’s Mick Baccio to tackle stress, foster team empowerment, and embrace AI in cybersecurity.
Explore the evolving human-AI relationship in 2024: upskilling with new AI regulation, reevaluating business plans, and addressing deepfake threats.
Explore parallels between Formula One strategies and cybersecurity challenges. Learn how continuous adaptation ensures optimal performance in both domains
Implemented in 2023, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework now faces a critical test in 2024 with activist Max Schrems’ challenge.
Nation-state cyber-warfare and AI-driven disinformation campaigns will escalate in 2024, necessitating robust cyber-defence and disinformation countermeasures.
Web3’s evolution focuses on user experience, decentralization, and openness, leveraging blockchain, AI, and advanced encryption technologies.
In an era where data is crucial, board members must proactively engage in cybersecurity to safeguard this vital asset
Driving change by digitalising the global supply chain
Innovation Group’s move to become a digital-first business.
Shining light on the future of machine autonomy
A rise in mobile working and the cloudification of enterprise is driving the resurgence of 2FA
The Open Group’s Dr. Michelle Supper says technology will be critical for cities to function in the future
Merijn te Booij, EVP GM Employee Engagement at Genesys on how AI will empower and prepare employees for elevated performance
This month Ben, Rom and James discuss the coronavirus’ impact on Mobile World Congress and the technology industry as a whole. The panel also revisit our Lenovo case study and hear from Aptum Technologies CEO Susan Bowen about her experience of being elected to the Forbes Technology Council.
This month, Ben, Rom and James tackle the topical subject of quantum computing. When we will see some practical use cases? Will it change the world? Can three journalists get their heads around the science?
Ben also interviews Faethm AI CEO Michael Priddis about the evolution of work.
Hackers are evolving, leveraging AI and malware-as-a-service to target organisations. Matt Berzinski of Ping Identity explores how businesses can turn the tables on cybercriminals.
Cybersecurity audits help businesses identify vulnerabilities, assess vendor risks, and ensure compliance. They optimise security strategies, minimise wasted resources, and strengthen defenses against evolving cyber threats.
Cyber criminals are becoming increasingly intelligent in their attempts to trick security solutions and mechanisms in companies using special techniques to disguise their attacks and prevent them from being detected.
AI has the potential to revolutionise cybersecurity for Critical National Infrastructure (CNI), enabling smarter threat detection, operational resilience, and faster incident response in an evolving threat landscape.
UK and European companies are leveraging AI-powered identity verification and fraud detection solutions to combat cyberthreats like deepfakes, ensuring data security and building digital trust.
AI-powered cyberattacks are growing more sophisticated, but organisations can fight back using AI-driven zero trust security, minimising vulnerabilities and preventing lateral movement within systems.
Chris Perrin highlights the top 10 cybersecurity threats facing the UK financial services sector, including ransomware, supply chain vulnerabilities, and evolving regulatory challenges.
Insider threats are rising in financial services, costing organizations millions. Robust security measures and proactive monitoring are essential to mitigate these risks effectively.
The UK’s digital transformation centres on secure digital identity solutions, enhancing public services by simplifying access, ensuring privacy, and promoting inclusivity for all citizens in essential areas including healthcare and education.
European firms’ AI plans are at risk due to data infrastructure blind spots, with many prioritising recovery from cyberattacks over effective prevention and mitigation strategies.
Cyber deterrence shifts cybersecurity from reactive to proactive, disrupting attackers’ motives by targeting their incentives. The PARC Framework addresses profit, anonymity, repercussions, and costs, reducing attack likelihood.
Decentralised digital identities (DCI) promise enhanced security and user control. However, widespread adoption faces challenges, including the need for better education and clearer benefits.
The NIS 2 directive enhances cybersecurity in critical industries, requiring proactive compliance and better risk management to mitigate cyber attack risks and improve security standards.
Internationally renowned data scientist Anthony Scriffignano on the need to make AI investments with humility, pragmatic realism, and a readiness to persevere.
Ensure remote workforce security by avoiding common mistakes: device mismanagement, falling for phishing, neglecting updates, and skipping multi-factor authentication.
Ransomware’s perilous impact demands comprehensive mitigation. Understanding its mechanics and bolstering defences through strategic monitoring, employee training, and disaster recovery planning is paramount.
In the wake of AI’s dominance, the overlooked but crucial concern of Quantum Computing emerges, urging businesses to prepare promptly.
Explore strategies from Splunk’s Mick Baccio to tackle stress, foster team empowerment, and embrace AI in cybersecurity.
Explore the evolving human-AI relationship in 2024: upskilling with new AI regulation, reevaluating business plans, and addressing deepfake threats.
Explore parallels between Formula One strategies and cybersecurity challenges. Learn how continuous adaptation ensures optimal performance in both domains
Implemented in 2023, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework now faces a critical test in 2024 with activist Max Schrems’ challenge.
Nation-state cyber-warfare and AI-driven disinformation campaigns will escalate in 2024, necessitating robust cyber-defence and disinformation countermeasures.
Web3’s evolution focuses on user experience, decentralization, and openness, leveraging blockchain, AI, and advanced encryption technologies.
In an era where data is crucial, board members must proactively engage in cybersecurity to safeguard this vital asset
