In my decades of cybersecurity and business leadership, I found several truths to be self-evident. When it comes to managing a successful business, a variety of stakeholders have certain expectations. Your customers expect you to deliver services while ensuring that their data remains secure. Your employees expect strong leadership and

Increased availability and adoption of 5G technology means a more connected world, which in turn means more users with a greater variety of devices. While this means that IT security teams will have more to manage, many of the leading security vendors have been planning for 5G for years. Organizations should be

The education sector has not been immune to the digital revolution transforming businesses and organizations across the world. The year before the pandemic saw sky-high growth and adoption in education technology, with global edtech investments reaching €15.87 billion in 2019. Many education institutions have their own bring your own device (BYOD)

Whenever an organisation suffers a cyber attack, there is a significant human impact, which everyday citizens are only now just starting to realise the full impacts and consequences of. Cybersecurity is no longer something boards and businesses can relegate to the IT department. It has far reaching broader implications on

The millions of employees who have worked remotely because of Covid and are now returning to the office on a full-time or hybrid-basis could also bring their bad cybersecurity habits, putting companies at greater risk for cyber-related crisis situations. A new survey released today by Tessian, an email security company, found that: A majority of IT leaders