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AI has unleashed a new era of cybercrime — faster, cheaper, and disturbingly more convincing. While CISOs are learning to harness AI for defense, cybercriminals are already using it to scale attacks, automate reconnaissance, and exploit vulnerabilities with unprecedent...

More than half of all online traffic is generated by automated software programs known as bots. While some bots are beneficial, others perpetrate fraud and crime. How can we fight back?

Cybersecurity has come a long way since the days of isolated mainframes and experimental viruses. From the creation of the first self-replicating program in 1971 to today's sophisticated AI-driven threats, the digital battlefield has continually evolved... ...

In a world of rising cyber threats, Europe is taking a major step towards unified digital resilience. The new EUCC certification scheme sets common standards for evaluating ICT products across the EU — and the first two certificates have already been issued... ...

What will 2023 bring in the realms of cybersecurity and privacy? Here are 16 predictions you should consider for the year ahead

Working from home might suit people’s work-life balance, but it is not good news for enterprise security. In this review of Verizon's 2022 Mobile Security Index Report, we look into the security challenge posed by new work practices ...

New research from Thales has found that malware, ransomware and phishing continues to plague global organisations. In fact, one in five (21%) have experienced a ransomware attack in the last year; with 43% of those experiencing a significant impact on operations. ...

​​With the IoT accelerating the pace at which our lives and businesses become dependent on digital infrastructure, we examine the growing threat from cybercrime.

Jeni Tennison, CEO of the Open Data Institute, explains that organizations need to take responsibility for their data.

As the number of cyber attacks grows, worn-out security professionals are struggling to keep up