Pierre du Rostu, CEO of AXA Digital Commercial Platform, explores how integrated, tech-driven risk management can help companies navigate the growing challenges of climate, conflict, and cyber threats.
Tom Grissen, CEO of Daon, warns that poorly implemented biometrics create dangerous security gaps. Discover why layered, intelligent biometric defences are vital against AI-powered cyber threats.
AI is no longer just a defensive tool. Cybercriminals are operationalising AI to accelerate attacks, making adaptive, human-centred defence strategies more critical than ever.
LevelBlue’s Sean Shirley analyses a live AsyncRAT fileless malware attack, showing how trusted tools, memory-resident loaders and persistence tactics evade defences – and what organisations must do to respond.
John Smith, CTO EMEA at Veracode, highlights why UK government software remains a hacker’s playground, exploring security debt, AI risks, and the need for urgent cyber resilience.
Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.
Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Discover how small businesses can prepare today, from cybersecurity to optimisation, and gain competitive advantage in tomorrow’s digital landscape.
AI offers transformative business insights, but processing sensitive data creates risks. Confidential computing safeguards data in use, ensuring privacy, regulatory compliance, and secure AI-driven operations.
Shadow AI is on the rise as employees use unsanctioned GenAI tools at work. Discover how IT leaders can turn hidden risks into opportunities for productivity and trust.
BYOD boosts flexibility but heightens risk. Learn how IT leaders can secure personal devices, protect corporate data, and build trust while enabling modern, mobile workplaces.
The EU AI Act enforces transparency, risk mitigation, and ethical AI use from 2025—prompting companies to rethink deployment, security, and long-term compliance strategies.
Agentic AI is powerful, but without identity-centred security strategies, it introduces major risks. Learn how to integrate AI agents securely into your organisation’s infrastructure.
Third-party risk management must evolve beyond compliance to become a proactive, intelligence-led discipline—bridging silos, embracing real-time visibility, and addressing human, technological, and process-based gaps.
AI demands speed and innovation, but without hybrid cloud visibility and security, risks escalate. Discover why deep observability is key to secure transformation.
Clientless ZTNA enables secure access to unmanaged IoT and OT devices, reducing malware risk and lateral movement while supporting third-party and BYOD network access.
The 2025 Cyber Breaches Survey exposes the UK’s widening cybersecurity gaps—underscoring urgent leadership, cultural, and supply chain vulnerabilities that demand immediate, coordinated action.
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.
Talon Outdoor is bringing advertising’s oldest medium, Out of Home, into the 21st century.
IAG Loyalty discusses its multi-year digital transformation and the future of product and customer-centric loyalty.
Roger Nichols, Keysight’s 6G programme manager explores what is needed to make the 6G vision a reality.
The European Digital Leader of the Year, Anke Sax, is on a mission to energise her CIO counterparts
Unmanaged data storage is draining budgets and performance. Smarter strategies, including edge computing and hybrid models, can reduce costs and support sustainability goals.
Russell Barley, Cloud Architect at IONOS, highlights the reasons why planning is so important when moving to the cloud
In this episode, HARTMANN GROUP’s CIO Sinanudin Omerhodzic discusses ‘augmented reality’, ‘digital evangelist’, ‘big data’ and more.
This month Ben, Rom and James chew over Project JEDI’s conclusion, everything 5G in 2019 and our BT case study on intelligent automation. The team also report back from VMworld Europe, where they learned about a peculiar piece of dental technology…
Pierre du Rostu, CEO of AXA Digital Commercial Platform, explores how integrated, tech-driven risk management can help companies navigate the growing challenges of climate, conflict, and cyber threats.
Tom Grissen, CEO of Daon, warns that poorly implemented biometrics create dangerous security gaps. Discover why layered, intelligent biometric defences are vital against AI-powered cyber threats.
AI is no longer just a defensive tool. Cybercriminals are operationalising AI to accelerate attacks, making adaptive, human-centred defence strategies more critical than ever.
LevelBlue’s Sean Shirley analyses a live AsyncRAT fileless malware attack, showing how trusted tools, memory-resident loaders and persistence tactics evade defences – and what organisations must do to respond.
John Smith, CTO EMEA at Veracode, highlights why UK government software remains a hacker’s playground, exploring security debt, AI risks, and the need for urgent cyber resilience.
Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.
Quantum computing is no longer science fiction. Discover how small businesses can prepare today, from cybersecurity to optimisation, and gain competitive advantage in tomorrow’s digital landscape.
AI offers transformative business insights, but processing sensitive data creates risks. Confidential computing safeguards data in use, ensuring privacy, regulatory compliance, and secure AI-driven operations.
Shadow AI is on the rise as employees use unsanctioned GenAI tools at work. Discover how IT leaders can turn hidden risks into opportunities for productivity and trust.
BYOD boosts flexibility but heightens risk. Learn how IT leaders can secure personal devices, protect corporate data, and build trust while enabling modern, mobile workplaces.
The EU AI Act enforces transparency, risk mitigation, and ethical AI use from 2025—prompting companies to rethink deployment, security, and long-term compliance strategies.
Agentic AI is powerful, but without identity-centred security strategies, it introduces major risks. Learn how to integrate AI agents securely into your organisation’s infrastructure.
Third-party risk management must evolve beyond compliance to become a proactive, intelligence-led discipline—bridging silos, embracing real-time visibility, and addressing human, technological, and process-based gaps.
AI demands speed and innovation, but without hybrid cloud visibility and security, risks escalate. Discover why deep observability is key to secure transformation.
Clientless ZTNA enables secure access to unmanaged IoT and OT devices, reducing malware risk and lateral movement while supporting third-party and BYOD network access.
The 2025 Cyber Breaches Survey exposes the UK’s widening cybersecurity gaps—underscoring urgent leadership, cultural, and supply chain vulnerabilities that demand immediate, coordinated action.
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.
