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Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 – No more empty words

The week of May 15th marked Mental Health Awareness Week.
We spoke with experts from the cybersecurity to discuss how important that topic has become and will be in the future.

TikTok Analysis: the onus is on us

TikTok CEO explains Project Texas to Congress

The Double-Edged Sword of AI & Cybersecurity

The benefits of AI in cybersecurity are significant, as it has the power to improve automated security efforts and reduce human error. However, AI can also open the door for adversaries to develop even more advanced cyber-attacks

Anti-Ransomware Day – Probe, Protect, and Prevent

Falling on the anniversary of the WannaCry ransomware attack, which impacted more than 60 NHS trusts in the UK, Anti-Ransomware Day is a stark reminder of the damage that cybercriminals can inflict on an organisation.

John K. Thompson, author of Data for All

Book Review: Data for All by John K. Thompson

Data for All by John K. Thompson

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Phishing Kits: the new frontier of hacker attacks

Phishing kits are ready-to-deploy packages, making cyber attacks easy. Awareness can help protect against phishing attacks.

Here’s to a New Password-Less Day!

It’s the tenth anniversary of World Password Day which means that there’s going to be an avalanche of well-intentioned advice this week about how to make passwords more secure. The problem is that passwords are never going to be secure.

World Password Day 2023: Simple Habits To Protect Your Data

World Password Day reminds businesses that water-tight password security needs to be prioritised. Companies must take steps like educating staff and using new technologies to avoid serious data breaches.

The Looming Identity Crisis

Rohit Ghai, CEO of RSA Security

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The Growing Problem of Shadow APIs

The rapid adoption of cloud services and APIs has led to the emergence of shadow APIs, which pose significant security risks. The consequences are evident in some major real-world incidents.