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The threat of cybercrime is real and a massive concern for organisations large and small. The huge weight of responsibility to fend off attacks falls firmly on the shoulders of IT leaders. This section explores the latest cyber security security news and trends with expert insight and analysis from IT professionals from around the world.

How purple teaming can strengthen business security

Martin Walsham discusses the benefits of implementing a purple team assessment process and provides a high-level structured approach to cybersecurity

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AI & Machine Learning

The role of AI in cyber security: safeguarding digital identity

The growing and evolving cyber security risk facing global businesses can be stemmed by the integration of AI into security systems.

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Q-CTRL achieves risk based certification in quantum market first

Sydney-headquarted Q-CTRL is the first independent quantum software vendor to achieve ISO 27001 certification

Cybersecurity

Consider a career in cyber security

The more businesses rely on artificial intelligence and other technology to improve productivity and reach new customers, the more opportunities there are for cybercrime. This is bad news for businesses, but good news for those who want a career in cyber security

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Generative AI: a blessing or a curse for cybersecurity?

Benjamin Fabre considers the benefits and risks that generative AI capabilities will bring for cybersecurity, now and in the future

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Ransom demanded of BA, BBC and Boots by Cl0p cybercrime group

Following a “hack and leak” operation undertaken by the Russian cybercrime group Cl0p, a ransom with a one-week deadline has been issued on the Dark Web

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BA, BBC and Boots hit by zero-day vulnerability attack

A zero-day vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer software was infiltrated, affecting the supply chains of BA, BBC and Boots, with the ransomware group Clop taking responsibility

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7 things you should know about hackers

Keren Elazari, The Friendly Hacker, shares seven things you need to know about hackers – and how you can stay ahead of the malicious ones

Cybersecurity

BA, BBC and Boots hit by zero-day vulnerability attack

A zero-day vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer software was infiltrated, affecting the supply chains of BA, BBC and Boots, with the ransomware group Clop taking responsibility

Cybersecurity

7 things you should know about hackers

Keren Elazari, The Friendly Hacker, shares seven things you need to know about hackers – and how you can stay ahead of the malicious ones

Cloud & Edge Computing

Why multi-cloud key management is the future of enterprise security

To keep the entire enterprise secure against evolving cyber attacks, multi-cloud key management is essential

Business Continuity

The importance of disaster recovery and backup in your cybersecurity strategy

A strong disaster recovery as-a-service (DRaaS) solution can prove the difference between success and failure when it comes to keeping data protected

Cybersecurity

Innovation accelerator Cyber Runway 3.0 launched for UK start-ups

Innovation centre Plexal, alongside the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has announced the third iteration of its accelerator scheme for UK start-ups

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The impact of ChatGPT on multi-factor authentication

In this article, we delve into the security implications of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, and how businesses can adapt their authentication strategies

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