Compliance & Regulations

Imagine a critical infrastructure facility, such as a power grid, operating on hardware decades old, vulnerable to sophisticated cyberattacks that exploit outdated security models. This scenario is not hypothetical but a pressing reality for many organizations grappling with the dual challenge of

The Rising Role of AI in Corporate Cybersecurity Imagine a corporate landscape where artificial intelligence (AI) powers everything from customer service chatbots to threat detection systems, yet silently introduces vulnerabilities that could collapse an entire organization overnight. AI has become

In recent times, failures in data management have raised alarms about the potential threat to deeply rooted historical connections. Such failures, if not addressed, can lead to irreversible damage, as seen in the case of Birthlink, a charity responsible for managing Scotland's Adoption Contact

In an unexpected turn of events, the global ransomware landscape experienced a substantial decline in attack frequency during the second quarter of this year. The number of reported ransomware incidents plummeted by a staggering 43% from the previous quarter, marking a drop from 2,074 to 1,180

Ransomware attacks have surged globally, targeting critical national infrastructure (CNI) and public sectors such as hospitals and schools, causing significant disruptions. In response, the UK introduced a strategic prohibition against ransomware payments by the public sectors and CNI. The primary

The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow at an unprecedented pace, fiercely transforming how devices communicate and individuals interact with technology. While the advancements within IoT promise novel opportunities, a disconcerting vulnerability has recently surfaced within Kigen’s eUICC c