Government releases ‘encouraged but optional’ IoT Code of Practice. Manufacturers and buyers of Internet of Things (IoT) devices are being urged to prioritise security when building and installing devices whose proven record of vulnerabilities is being magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic’s home working. The Department of Home Affairs’ newly released

As recent events combine to make remote work a more widespread and permanent part of doing business, organizations need to recognize that the security issues that accompany telework and mobile computing aren’t going away, either. More than ever, enterprises have an obligation to ensure the security, mobility and productivity of employees

It’s not surprising that privacy regulators have a tough time to catch the cybercriminals who breach cyber networks to siphon off private data. Failed cybersecurity protocols form the crux of data breaches, ransomware attacks. Massive development in technology has its other side as well, equal malignant effects are seen in

Here are some of my views on what cybersecurity will look like five years from now. AI used for the detection of deeper and more complex attacks today typically runs on generic algorithms that are modeled around the attacks for detection of outliers, anomalies, patterns and associations. This is because the

We explore how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) can be incorporated into cyber security. As cyber attacks get more diverse in nature and targets, it’s essential that cyber security staff have the right visibility to determine how to solve vulnerabilities accordingly, and AI can help to come up