Survey shows CEOs don’t know enough about cybersecurity
CEOs of large global companies are uncomfortable making cybersecurity decisions. They prefer to talk about resilience rather than cybersecurity and
Surging costs for cybercrime and how to minimize risks
Losses from cybercrime are expected to surge in the next five years, rising from $8.44 trillion in 2022 to approximately
Hybrid work and cybersecurity predicted to remain top priorities
Hybrid work adoption is playing a major role in many aspects of strategic decision-making: from real-estate investments to emphasis on
Risks with deepfakes increased by artificial intelligence
Deepfake technology is a growing threat, particularly in the hands of cybercriminals. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) the
Cybersecurity a career possibility for women
The opportunity for women to work in cybersecurity is huge. Today, women make up only 25% of the global cybersecurity
The potential danger or criminals using generative artificial intelligence
Criminals’ potential use of generative artificial intelligence like ChatGPT provide a grim outlook. Three areas are identified as especially critical:
Lack of staff and human failure biggest cybersecurity risks
Lack of talent or human failure will be responsible for over half of significant cyber incidents by 2025. The number
Russia’s war in Ukraine and European cybersecurity
Russia’s war on Ukraine has influenced the cyber sphere in many ways with cyber operations used alongside traditional military action,
World Economic Forum urging business leaders to take cybersecurity more seriously
Top executives are not taking cybersecurity seriously enough! This is the conclusion reading World Economic Forum report Global Cybersecurity Outlook.
91% of companies report cyber incidents
91% of organizations in a global survey report at least one cyber incident in the past year, up 3% from