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by ifaizanrathore
The digital world is expanding rapidly, and with it, cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated. From phishing scams to data breaches, cyberattacks are targeting businesses and individuals at an alarming rate. The traditional security approach is no longer sufficient — AI-powered cybersecurity is the future of digital protection. How AI is Redefining
AI-Powered Cybersecurity: Balancing Automation, Real-Time Detection and Strategic Oversight
February 25, 2025
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By Ilia Sotnikov
In an era when the intersection of technology and security is becoming increasingly complex, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing cybersecurity represents both a significant advancement and a steep challenge. On one hand, AI is enabling organizations to make the best use of their limited cybersecurity experts by
5 Pillars For Data Cybersecurity In The Evolving Digital Landscape
February 24, 2025
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By Chuck Brooks
The information technology landscape has significantly changed in recent years in terms of corporate value creation (and performance). Wherever data is stored, the digital revolution has created new challenges but also new solutions for innovation and efficiency. Unfortunately, data has a high value to those with nefarious purposes and enhancing
What Are the Top 5 Cyber Attacks?
February 21, 2025
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by Laliq Schuman
Cyber attacks are a growing threat to businesses and individuals alike, with new tactics emerging every year. Understanding the most common types of cyber attacks can help you recognise vulnerabilities and take steps to protect your data. Every technique has different hazards that might result in data breaches, monetary loss, and
Responding To Ransomware: The Importance Of Not Paying The Ransom
February 20, 2025
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By Grayson Milbourne
Ransomware attacks place organizations in a difficult, high-stress position, but paying the ransom is never the answer. Nearly all ransomware cases start by stealing and encrypting sensitive data, which leaves organizations vulnerable to losing critical information unless hefty ransoms are paid. Yet, the consequences of stolen data extend beyond financial