Fraud and cybersecurity have largely been understood (and run) as independent of one another, yet both disciplines are a part of the broader security world. Slowly but surely, though, security professionals are raising the question of whether or not this siloed design is optimal. How can an integrated security and

The frequency and complexity of cyberattacks are on the rise, and businesses must take measures to safeguard their data from ransomware attacks. To combat this rising threat, the use of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (“AI”), data analytics and automation tools has become imperative. IBM’s recent report titled “IBM

The aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic triggered a chronic labor shortage across most developed countries. This, coupled with the scarcity of talent—particularly in the cloud security space—has greatly impacted cybersecurity circles. Statistics show that 52 million data breaches occurred globally during the second quarter of the year. The issue is spurring

Today, cyberattacks are one of the major concerns that businesses face. Small businesses and large corporations face this risk, which can bring about devastating results if it occurs. Due to this, it’s crucial to prioritize the implementation of security protocols to lower the risk of data theft. In recent years,

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly hitting the headlines, most notably with the launch of creative tools such as ChatGPT and Dall-E 2. This rapid evolution of AI is impacting many aspects of modern life, and businesses must now consider where and how to use these tools. Specifically, I am interested