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

In the world of business, revenue is king — and understandably so. A business can only grow if it’s generating revenue, and a business operating without a clear path to revenue isn’t long for this world. That said, obsessing over short term profit – and only profit – can cause entrepreneurs

There is no doubt that millions of us are ready to close the book on 2020 and cast our eyes towards 2021. While most people have experienced greater challenges in their jobs this year, cybersecurity specialists have certainly had to tackle more than their fair share of hurdles. n order

Cyber security specialist, Gregory Hendricks, explains why remote working will continue to influence trends in the cyber security market throughout 2021.  It’s not surprising that the landscape of cyber security has changed throughout 2020. With the coronavirus pandemic forcing a large amount of businesses to operate remotely, cybercriminals are changing

2020 brought a lot of unforeseen circumstances with it. A lot has happened between the rampant risk in cyber attacks across the digital landscape to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting every aspect of life. We have compiled a list of what we believe are the top cyber events of 2020 in emerging risk