Cybersecurity is a critical concern for organizations of all sizes. While the benefits of information technology are apparent, the risks IT comes with are formidable. There’s a growing prevalence of cyberattacks including hacking, phishing, identity theft, ransomware, and DDoS. When these technology risks materialize, they can be disruptive and expensive.

Cybersecurity management has turned into the top-most worry for pretty much every organisation today. To add to the rundown, it is expected that “the average expense of a data breach in 2020 will surpass 150 million dollars.” Given the rising danger, executives should strive to come up with a reliable

Cyberattacks though commonly reported as sophisticated, often are not. They are surprisingly simple and usually financially motivated. It seems so often that the media report that another so-called “sophisticated cyberattack” has breached a company’s security defenses causing widespread disruption at a huge financial cost. But cybercriminals’ methods are not always

Cyberattacks though commonly reported as sophisticated, often are not. They are surprisingly simple and usually financially motivated. It seems so often that the media report that another so-called “sophisticated cyberattack” has breached a company’s security defenses causing widespread disruption at a huge financial cost. But cybercriminals’ methods are not always

There is currently a big debate raging about whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a good or bad thing in terms of its impact on human life. With more and more enterprises using AI for their needs, it’s time to analyze the possible impacts of the implementation of AI in the