The field of cybersecurity is seeing significant transformation as a result of the advent of artificial intelligence (AI). Both offensive and defensive uses for AI models and algorithms are possible, with the former launching attacks and the latter protecting institutions. However, security professionals are failing the AI fight in this rapidly changing environment.
Attacks on cyberinfrastructure are real and are increasing by the day and the dangers are quite serious. From barely 10 in 2013 to around 400 in 2020, attacks on organizations in key infrastructure areas have skyrocketed. That's a whopping increase of 3,900%.
Boards of directors have improved their knowledge and are better equipped to question the security measures used by their firms. Due to the requirement to realize technological aspirations in the face of increased cybersecurity concerns for distributed teams, they are engaging in deeper and more sophisticated conversations with risk and security professionals.
Attacks on cyberinfrastructure are real and are increasing by the day and the dangers are quite serious. From barely 10 in 2013 to around 400 in 2020, attacks on organizations in key infrastructure areas have skyrocketed. That's a whopping increase of 3,900%.
Phishing is one of the most common forms of cyberattacks, and why it has a huge success rate is because it can be presented in a myriad of different ways. It can be a pop-up on a website or a link in an email, etc.
If the pandemic has brought any major change in the world of business, then it’s in the way people work. The centuries-old habit of working from the office has now been replaced with remote alternatives. However, as businesses find that not every employee is suited to work from home, they have devised a hybrid work model where employees can perform their tasks partly from home and partly from the office.
Although it’s just over six years old, Discord has become a staple for those looking into stable online communication. Built primarily for gamers, this communication tool is being used by professionals and businesses for official communication. And since it has a host of features such as text and voice chats, screen sharing, and file transfer, there’s no reason not to.
In today’s era, IT companies cannot sustain without a comprehensive vulnerability assessment. We are all aware of how multiple networks and different aspects of the IT ecosystem are exposed to unknown vulnerabilities. Hence, it becomes essential to identify severity levels and proactively take a remediation or mitigation step when required.
A major part of our day-to-day activities has shifted online in today's digital world. Our reliance on the cyber world has increased from collaborating with colleagues to shopping online. With this boom, an increase in extremely intelligent hackers is being witnessed. Innovative and sophisticated ways of attacking IT systems and networks are already doing the rounds.
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are most likely the most significant technology trend since the beginning of 2021. Many industries are welcoming the concept in order to secure early-bird benefits before it becomes fully-fledged.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is pervasive in almost every aspect of our lives, including healthcare and social media. The most significant impact of AI has been felt in big data handling, which enables companies to study markets intensively and extensively.
Data centers are special spaces within one or more buildings allocated to storing computers and storage gadgets. The essence of data center security is to have an uninterrupted network or data flow. Mitigating ransomware attacks and reducing workload redistribution is at the forefront of data centers security aims of this year.