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Deepfake fraud is reshaping cyber risk. Organisations must protect decision-making processes, not just systems, as AI-enabled impersonation attacks rapidly increase in scale and sophistication.
Operational resilience is redefining ransomware defence as organisations prioritise rapid recovery, business continuity and cyber readiness in response to increasingly disruptive AI-driven attacks.
Digital identity is evolving under EUDI regulation. Businesses must bridge centralised and decentralised systems while maintaining trust, security and seamless user verification across platforms.
Biometrics face growing risk in the AI era as deepfakes rise, pushing organisations towards zero-knowledge architectures to protect identities and eliminate centralised data vulnerabilities critical.
Business resilience is often misunderstood. Discover the five maturity stages and how organisations can benchmark, strengthen operations, and move from reactive to strategically resilient.
Shadow AI is already embedded across organisations, creating unseen risks. Effective governance, visibility and control are now essential to manage AI adoption securely and responsibly.
Hybrid IT environments create major data visibility gaps. Organisations must prioritise unified data security, AI-driven detection and Zero Trust to protect sensitive data across complex ecosystems.
Small and mid-sized businesses can strengthen cyber security using Retrieval-Augmented Generation, gaining AI-driven insights, compliance assurance and enterprise-grade protection without the cost or complexity.
Modern enterprises face disruptions that traditional disaster recovery can no longer address. This article explores why resilience must evolve into a proactive, business-aligned capability for continuity.
Network outages expose how fragile digital operations have become. NIS2 turns resilience into a legal requirement, making redundancy, continuity planning, and multi-layered protection essential for modern businesses.
Stuart Sharp of One Identity explores how Europe’s eIDAS 2.0 digital identity wallets are redefining trust, access, and governance—while the US risks falling behind.
Justin Kuruvilla, Chief Cyber Security Strategist at Risk Ledger, explores how DORA’s true potential lies beyond compliance—building resilience through collaboration, visibility, and systemic risk understanding.
Threat intelligence is only valuable when actionable. Kerri Shafer-Page of Arctic Wolf explains how automation, visibility, and external expertise turn data into effective cybersecurity defence.
Matthew Albans, CTO at Roke, warns organisations that quantum computers could soon break current encryption. Early preparation with post-quantum cryptography is essential to stay secure.
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.
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.
Explore how AI challenges traditional consent, and why organisations must adopt dynamic, transparent approaches to data use, building trust, compliance, and competitive advantage in a digital world.
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.
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.
