IoT & Cyber Security

Attackers pick targets by weakness, not size. These seven controls are what underwriters check first, and what keeps a small business running after an...

Autonomous AI agents are quickly becoming part of everyday work, and some of their most consequential tasks now sit between companies rather than inside...

By Andrew Frost Moroz The EU’s proposed KIDS Act shows that age assurance can protect children without turning every user into a richer data profile. Europe...

For most of the twentieth century, checking whether someone was who they claimed to be was a job for institutions. Banks verified borrowers. Employers...

By Tobias Ander Organisations fund technology more easily because it fits existing budgets and ownership structures, while security behaviour cuts across functions and management lines. When...

India connects more than 950 million people to the internet with roughly 41.6 million IPv4 addresses. That’s about 29 per thousand residents. The United...

By Uditha Atukorala AI has slashed the cost and skill needed to launch cyberattacks, turning small and mid-sized European businesses into cybercriminals' most attractive targets. When...

Could one careless data decision damage years of customer trust? Businesses collect personal information through websites, payments, emails and customer enquiries. This information brings...

ASM tools promise to help reduce exposure to cyber attacks, but they can end up adding to alert fatigue and reducing user trust. Exploitability...

By VimalRaj Sampathkumar Enterprise AI stalls not because the technology fails, but because companies deploy autonomous agents into workflows still designed around humans making every...

Risk has always shaped the way people think about investing. For experienced professionals, risk can be measured through volatility, correlations, liquidity, concentration, and potential drawdowns....

Privileged access programmes rarely fail at procurement. They fail at scope. A vault gets bought, admin passwords move out of spreadsheets, and the project...

Attack surface management is the ongoing process of discovering, tracking, and assessing every internet-facing asset an organization owns, including the ones nobody remembers deploying....

About 714,000 Malaysians have never been online. In a country of 36.1 million, that is the entire remaining market for anyone whose business plan...

By Harpreet Sidhu, Giovanni Cozzolino and Yusof Seedat Cyberattacks can no longer be prevented entirely, making resilience, not protection, the defining leadership challenge. This article...

By Patricia Titus Machine identities now vastly outnumber and outrank human ones in most enterprises, yet almost none of them are governed. For years, identity security...

By Leonid Reiman 5G disappointed many who expected a sweeping consumer-facing revolution. For most users, it delivered only modestly improved responsiveness: fewer buffering videos, steadier...

By Kevin Kirkwood As AI becomes more embedded across the workplace, organisations must rethink insider risk and prove AI investment is reducing exposure. Organisations are being...

Every connected-product team eventually hits the same fork in the road. You have a working prototype, a roadmap, and a growing list of devices...

AI is accelerating cyberattacks and shrinking response times, making continuous security, visibility, and leadership essential for every organisation, regardless of size. Cybersecurity is no longer...

PCI PTS post-compliance testing is how payment service providers (PSPs) and payment device manufacturers ensure that a device is safe long after The PIN pad,...

A campaign can look finished while quiet risks sit underneath it. The signup form may ask for more data than the team needs, the...

By Itay Glick Energy sector cybersecurity focuses on nation-state threats, but breaches stem from basic failures like default credentials and weak OT controls.  On 29 December...

By Eduardo Ronzano The next generation of travel loyalty will be driven less by rewards and more by a traveller’s ability to stay connected, anywhere. Virgin...

By Annika Nevaste Cyber attackers increasingly exploit supply chains as the weak underbelly of European business. Securing supply chain resilience is now critical. Mercurial world leaders,...

Most of the businesses operated from a single place a few years ago. Your team reached the office, logged into the same network and...

Interview with Mohamed Alsalehi of ComplyCube As AI agents begin conducting transactions autonomously, businesses must rethink identity, accountability, and trust in an increasingly automated digital economy. As...

In the fast-moving world of digital commerce, trust stands as the key factor that decides success or failure. By 2026, online marketplaces encounter new...

In 2026, secure connectivity isn’t a “nice to have” anymore. It’s the backbone of how modern businesses actually function. Teams are spread across cities...

MD: As cyber threats evolve through AI, enterprises are deploying AI-powered phishing detection defenses to neutralize social engineering attacks.  Cybersecurity used to be a game...

For years, trust was largely treated as a brand issue. A strong reputation, reliable service, clear positioning, and long-term customer relationships could make people more...

Dubai has been an independent player. Other cities were still debating the pros of automatic lighting while Dubai was setting the groundwork for a...

By Rosemarie Connell Rosemarie Connell explores how the latest AI-driven cyber threats are forcing financial firms and regulators to radically accelerate cybersecurity responses. Anthropic’s “Mythos” AI...

By Mackenzie Storm Hacktivists have evolved from conscience-driven activists to state-sponsored cyber soldiers waging hybrid war against businesses critical to society, from energy to finance,...

Interview with Gonzalo Alonso As digital interactions expand, organisations are rethinking trust, identity, and fraud prevention to balance security, privacy, and seamless customer experiences. Digital trust...

Every day, people lose money, relationships, and personal data to someone they never actually met. It sounds unbelievable, right? But trust me, it happens. Sometimes, the scammers...

Used servers can be a smart part of an IT strategy, but the value depends on how well they are managed from purchase through...

My first real wake-up call about cybersecurity didn't come from a news headline. It came from a colleague who lost three months of client...

Wireless connectivity is now as business-critical as power. Yet despite this, enterprise wireless networks are consistently among the most poorly designed elements of IT...

By Thomas Drohan Liz Kendall’s warning underscores a critical shift: in the age of AI, organisations must look beyond cybersecurity alone as risks increasingly emerge...

By Alexandre Grellier Digital sovereignty has become a priority for organisations in 2026 as concerns over data privacy, data protection, and geopolitical risk intensify. In 2026,...

Data protection has moved from a compliance checkbox to a core business concern. Since the General Data Protection Regulation came into force in 2018,...

The word “tunnel” gets used a lot in VPN marketing, usually alongside phrases like “military-grade encryption” and “unbreakable security.” Strip the marketing away, and...

In 2026, trust has become the most valuable currency online. After years of fake profiles, AI-generated images, and sophisticated scams, users have grown increasingly...

By Alex Last year I saw a demo from a cyber-security company that really unnerved me. They demonstrated their system’s ability to differentiate between a...

Modern penetration testing is no longer just a check for classic web flaws. Many organizations now run application environments shaped by AI-assisted features, API-first...

Enterprise cybersecurity strategies are only as effective as the governance frameworks underpinning them. As threat landscapes grow more complex and regulatory expectations tighten, ISO...

By Ivan Shkvarun As AI-enabled fraud evolves, traditional risk frameworks fail to capture how trust, identity, and legitimacy are manipulated inside everyday business processes. Recent research...

By Mark Medum Bundgaard By the end of 2026, every EU Member State is expected to provide a Digital Identity Wallet under the updated eIDAS...

Reliable mobile data has become essential for navigation, bookings, digital payments, and travel updates. Many travelers choose eSIM technology because it removes the need...