As the global financial ecosystem expands, it's getting harder for organisations to navigate the maze of cyber risks alone.
GenAI is a double-edged sword for cybersecurity. On the one hand, it brings new challenges that require us to rethink and evolve our cybersecurity strategies.
Generative AI tools in the wrong hands are a serious threat, which is why their use must be regulated properly.
Leaders and tech companies will meet in the UK for the first global summit on AI. The focus will be on safety measures and monitoring risks.
FinOps and Cloud Centres of Excellence are addressing the challenge of optimizing cloud spend, but how can organizations compare costs?.
The adoption of EPM to protect an organisation's endpoints is rising in importance as a crucial cyber security defence.
SBOMs will be key to dealing with the next big vulnerability and incredibly useful in the fight to minimise the effects of smaller weaknesses.
As the threat landscape continues to evolve, adopting a proactive cybersecurity stance is not just important—it's an absolute necessity.
Data is no longer business gold – it's uranium. Powerful and valuable but risky to hold and toxic if it escapes.
Misconfigurations can pose a substantial security risk, with the potential to expose sensitive data, introduce vulnerabilities, and pave the way for breaches.
Viewing your business through the lens of composability will enable easy adaptation and ultimately save time, resources, and money during periods of change.
The message is clear: companies must adapt, empower, and educate. As the cyber landscape evolves, so must an organisation's defences.
As organisations increasingly adopt cloud services and support remote work on various devices, identity as a perimeter adapts to secure access from anywhere.
Amidst the hype, it's important for organisations and their security teams to recognise the implications and potential pitfalls of ChatGPT.
No matter how strong the password is, an attacker with access to the database could use the credentials right away.
In an era of hybrid work and multi-cloud environments, the 'edge' of the network is now considerably more elastic and constantly being stretched.
Schools must invest in security as a core principle and foster a culture where staff understands the importance of cybersecurity.
In this new arms race, how will AI be used by malicious attackers, and how can cybersecurity use it to fight back?.
By adopting a zero trust model, organisations can reduce the risk of unauthorised access, data breaches, and lateral movement by cyber attackers.
Organisations are turning to the Zero Trust security approach to protect sensitive data in an evolving cyber landscape. Identity is key.
