Backups have been a somewhat boring but vital aspect of business continuity and disaster recovery for decades but recent targeting by cybercriminals to enhance the impacts of ransomware attacks has placed backups in the spotlight – and has highlighted some common problems.
A recent survey revealed that 69% of IT leaders consider immutable storage to be essential to their corporate security strategy. However, what is not getting enough attention is that not all immutable storage is equal.
Mark Jow highlights how shadow AI can introduce risks both to security and reputation and lays out how business leaders can respond to the emerging issue.
When it comes to evolving attack vectors, there’s often a focus on creating a new solution. However, the fundamental rules of protecting yourself and your organization remain as relevant as ever.
Unless crisis communications messaging is purely delivered by written statements, then body language plays an important role in determining the credibility of the message and needs to be considered and scrutinised.
Fostering an atmosphere of trust, transparency, and collaboration ensures quicker and more accurate reporting of cyber incidents, which, in turn, helps to minimise the resulting impacts explains Matt Hillary.
Only 38% of organizations taking part in a recent Airmic survey have carried out risk assessments related to the use of artificial intelligence. 50% of organizations…
ENISA, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, has published a study on ‘Best Practices for Cyber Crisis Management’ that assists in preparation for crisis management for a…
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has updated its widely used Cybersecurity Framework (CSF).
AI is likely to cause a rapid evolution of the cyber threat landscape and insurers need to keep up: the rise of AI-enabled attacks necessitates a proactive approach to policy wording and coverage.