As more and more of a building’s functions are automated and controlled via smart technology systems, has cybersecurity been an afterthought? In Boris Johnson’s recent announcement of a £16.5bn increase to defence spending, he stated that a substantial amount of this will be spent on cybersecurity defences. When it comes to property

Small and mid-sized organizations face the same significant cybersecurity threats that plague large enterprises. When I was CIO of a large financial services company, I had immense support from my security team, applying significant budgets to reduce cybersecurity risk. Smaller organizations address similar risks but have significantly fewer resources. A

As cities get smarter through connected networks, they become more vulnerable to cyberattacks. The umbrella term of a smart city is more than a concept, it is a dream. The smart city is a space where everything is connected to each other and is highly dependent on technologies. However, the issue here is

Every year is a worse one for cybersecurity. No matter how advanced defenses get, attackers’ methods and means seem to get more sophisticated. 2020, of course, was no ordinary year, and a spike in cybercrime that sought to exploit a crisis and disrupt recovery efforts truly tarred the blackhat industry

Cybersecurity professionals across all industries are focused on keeping threats out of an organisation. And with good reason. From business email compromise attacks (BEC) to malware, and ransomware, there are a host of threats that, once inside an organisation’s defence, can do significant damage. The public sector has always been