New Year’s resolutions are notoriously hard to keep. In fact, according to this YouGov poll, most Brits failed to keep all the resolutions they made for 2019. It may be hard to believe but we’re now firmly into 2020. In a cyber security context, many organisations will be looking back

The ubiquitous connectivity and digitization are increasing rapidly in current internet-connected world, bringing innovation into every area of today’s lives. However, these trends also lead to a new attack vector and will create a new surface for cyber threats. There is no doubt that as technology will advance, it will

As agriculture becomes more advanced, there are enhanced risks with cybersecurity. According to a report from the Department of Homeland Security in 2018, agriculture is one of the most at-risk industries for breaches in cybersecurity. A research group visited farms and precision ag tech manufacturers and found that potential threats

Anyone who attended CES (the Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas would have been struck by the plethora of digital innovations targeting healthcare. From blood pressure sensors to nausea-reducing wearables to fall detection systems for seniors, it’s clear that AI and the Internet of Things (IoT) are revolutionising health and

While attacks have gotten much more advanced since, hackers try to now get you to reset passwords or reverify pins, IT/internet services providers are yet to get hold of such techniques. When you get a mail from a prince of some African nation asking for help to transfer money, Google