A look at the ways machine learning and AI can help solve the worlds cyber security crisis
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As information pushes further into the cloud, the role of perimeter security is changing. It will become part of a multifaceted solution for network security.
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News has not been great on the global state of cyber security lately. From the devastating malware attacks like WannaCry and Petya last year, to the latest, KRACK – that makes practically every Wi-Fi vulnerable to hackers – the business world has been made painfully aware of the importance of cyber security. The good news is that as a founder of a start-up, you are essentially starting from zero – so it’s much easier to incorporate a security-orientated approach in your way of conducting business.
Cisco's Anthony Grieco explains how enterprises need to take a deeper look at how they handle Internet of Things cybersecurity.
The IoT is growing at an unprecedented rate and market forecasts are ambitious. While IHS has suggested that there will be 30.
Most enterprises face major challenges when managing security across their hybrid enterprise networks both during and after cloud migrations, according to
As organizations move operations to cloud environments, basic security controls are sometimes not implemented correctly.
CORETX, the UK-based IT managed services provider, has released survey results suggesting that mid-sized companies aren’t adequately protecting themselves from cyber-security threats, not due to lack of investment in technology but through a lack of the dedicated, skilled resource needed to make the most of those tools. CORETX found that of the 100 IT decisio
Sadly, enterprises don't like the idea of a central trust service in the cloud to secure both their cloud and local systems
Hype, confusion and technobabble hinder cybersecurity purchasing decisions and ongoing operations.
Stanley Security's IoT expert Moiz Neemuchwala explains why Big Data and artificial intelligence are poised to have a major impact on the security industry.
By Stephen Gailey That's quite a bold statement to open with, particularly given how many different security technologies there are today. Holding one |
We detail how cybersecurity startups are using AI to take a new approach to counter some of the most significant cyber threats.
Is better digital device defense possible, or is securing the Internet of Things (IoT) an impossible task?
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It's a whole new world—but only if businesses enact appropriate safeguards.
IT Security teams are on the verge of a huge crisis, pointing to significant internal and external challenges they believe dramatically impact their ability to defend their organisations from cybercrime. CISOs, CIOs and senior cyber professionals flagged four key areas of concern which, unless addressed quickly, will expose businesses to significant cyber threats. As par
Having clear and transparent insight into something is critical -- and investments into cybersecurity solutions are no different.
How can sanctions and other standard international responses be levied if the suspected perpetrator has complete deniability of their involvement?
These technologies, especially Blockchain, have the potential to deliver disruptive outcomes and reshape digital business in 2018, said global IT solutions and services provide Dimension Data.
Creating a more secure IoT will incur significant cost on companies, governments and individual consumers alike.
Let's face it, there will never be enough people on a security team, and there will always be more that can be done to defend the enterprise.
Governments need to agree on cyber security realities and priorities, and move towards more effective regulation, legislation and law enforcement to enable tech interoperability for business
The Equifax breach is the latest example of attackers targeting open-source software in the enterprise. |
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