You know who’s the new best friend of entrepreneurs? It’s AI. It can write emails, analyze data, automate tasks, and serve customers just like humans in customer service chats.  Sure, AI makes running a business easier. But it introduces major privacy and cybersecurity risks. These risks stem from the collection

Ransomware threats are rising with RaaS and data breaches. Deloitte experts stress proactive readiness, simulations, and resilience to strengthen cyber defences. As emerging technologies, such as AI, robotics and machine learning continue to shape our world, there has been a rise in cybersecurity threats, including malware attacks, data breaches and

The traditional perimeter is no longer what protects our critical information and systems. In 2025, securing data is dependent on identity. With distributed multi-cloud, multi-IDP environments, the business world is up against a stark reality: the username and password have become the most dangerous attack vector in cybersecurity. Today, making identity as a Tier

AI and Quantum Computing are transforming cybersecurity by enhancing threat detection and encryption, but they also introduce risks like AI-driven cyberattacks and encryption breaches. Technology is advancing rapidly. The biggest game-changers in cybersecurity are Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Quantum Computing. We all have heard about these. These technologies have the

AI-powered coding tools are changing the software development paradigm. Platforms like GitHub Copilot, Amazon CodeWhisperer, and ChatGPT have become essential for developers, helping them write code faster, debug efficiently, and tackle complex programming tasks with minimal effort. These AI-powered coding assistants can automate tedious tasks, provide real-time debugging, and help solve complex problems with just