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Generative AI tools are a blessing and a curse, but cybersecurity may lead to reason

Lou Covey

Generative AI is generating press describing it as a blessing or a curse, perhaps both. Cooler heads, however, are finding balance and benefit, especially in the cybersecurity field.

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How Innovative Security Solutions Can Neutralize Data Breaches 

Arti Raman

If data breaches appear to be happening more often it’s because they are. Organizations should take the lead towards investing in innovative security solutions argues our guest author Arti Raman

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DDoS Attack Wave on Banks: How can Companies Protect Themselves?

Ramil Khantimirov

Digitaization has radically changed banking – from a traditionally conservative sector to one of the most innovative. The flip side of this coin has been the acute dependence of banks on IT and thus their vulnerability to cyberattacks, including DDoS attacks.

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Quantum Computing: the next big thing or science fiction?

Editors Desk

It seems like quantum computing is the core fusion of the tech industry: it’s always only a few years away – but is it? We interviewed Matt Campagna, Chairman of ETSI’s Quantum Safe Cryptography group.

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Interview with Rockwell and Honeywell CISOs on SOCs as a service

Lou Covey

Cyber Protection Magazine sat down, separately, with Mirel Sehic, CISO for Honeywell, and Nicole Darden Ford, CISO for Rockwell to discuss “security operations center as a service”.

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SOCs as a service have become big business

Lou Covey

In the past decade, security operations centers (SOCs) have become big business, but they are nothing new. The industry is struggling with how to present itself to the market.

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Cost of Cybercrime:  Addressing Tight Budgets and an increasing Skills Gap

Kevin Eley

2023 will be another challenging year for organizations as cyberthreats continue to dominate headlines. On top of a more complex threat landscape, organizations are now having to navigate uncertainties around budget restrictions as the c-suite focuses on cutting what they perceive as non-essential costs.

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Safer Internet Day 2023: It’s a dangerous business, going online

Editors Desk

This year, February 7th marks the 20th Safer Internet Day – we’ve collected quotes from around the industry to answer one question: How can users stay safe online?

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Getting ahead of NIS2: Prepare your organization and avoid the consequences.

Claus Nielsen

The NIS2 directive is designed to establish a ‘common level’ of cyber security across Europe, responding to the growing threats and the increasing number of cyberattacks. Here’s how to get ready.

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Data Protection Day 2023: A Priority Not An Option

Editors Desk

Data Protection Day serves as a stark reminder to companies to review their data security systems and look for ways to evolve, become more resilient, and, ultimately, build trusting relationships with their customers.

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