Crime is a complex phenomenon that has been studied by criminologists, sociologists, and psychologists for decades. While the motivations behind criminal behavior may vary from person to person, crime can essentially be boiled down to three key factors: motive, means, and opportunity. In the context of cybercrime, there really isn’t

As the automotive industry moves towards a future of connected and autonomous vehicles, ensuring robust cybersecurity is of paramount importance. Cybersecurity, in the context of automobile sector  is defined as the “safety of automobile electronic systems, communique networks, control algorithms, software program, customers, and underlying information from malicious assaults, harm, unauthorised get

As threats increase in sophistication, the skills shortage is transforming the demand for managed services. George Daglas of Obrela looks at what causes the skills shortage, how these shortages impact security, and how we can address the skills shortage.   Security threats are constantly increasing in both frequency and sophistication. In

Enterprise security has grown immensely complicated because of the development of IoT devices in companies, the move of services and applications to the cloud and interfaces with numerous external parties. As a result of the increased surface area for cyberattacks, hackers can now take advantage of more and more network

As with any powerful new technology, the potential for artificial intelligence to analyze large volumes of data and automate processes comes with a risk that it will be used for nefarious purposes. With the allure and hype of artificial intelligence in corporate, government and education sectors, there has been increasing