There’s a lot of hype around artificial intelligence (AI). It seems like every technology and cybersecurity vendor these days is claiming to use AI in some way, shape, or form. AI is not a magical solution for every problem, but one area where AI—more specifically machine learning (ML)—can play an

The information economy has grown rapidly over the past decade—and for a while, with seemingly few controls. However, in recent years, organizations have been confronted with the IT version of Newton’s third law: for every (innovative) action, comes an equal and opposite reaction. In the case of information-driven business, that

With smartphones governing our lives, mobile security has gained a paramount amount of concern. These days, the majority of users depend on their mobiles for almost everything; financial docs, photos, calendars, appointments, messages and much more. As such, choosing a particular OS to work with has its own advantages and

As a cybersecurity professional, I have preached the importance of “prevention, detection and response” for years when it comes to cybersecurity strategy. Twenty years ago, the cybersecurity industry’s main focus was on prevention, which makes sense because as a business or individual, ideally, you want to prevent a cyber breach

When we hear about breaches, we assume that attackers used some never-before-seen, zero-day exploit to breach our defenses. This situation is normally far from the truth. While it is true that nation-states hold onto tastily crafted zero days that they use to infiltrate the most nationally significant targets, those targets