Cybersecurity
Geopolitics is impacting the Cyber-Threat Landscape
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began in early 2022, coordinated cyber attacks have emerged as part of the offensive, impacting organisations both in these countries and worldwide. In the shadow of the invasion, it has become evident that hybrid warfare is the new reality, and geopolitics and cybersecurity are inextricably linked. (Gartner)
Pushing the Perimeter
The pandemic changed billions of lives in many ways. Overnight, company networks moved from a centralised corporate space, protected by layers of firewalls, anti-virus software and hardware to employees’ kitchen tables and home broadband.
Sustainability and Cybersecurity: The Unexpected Dynamic Duo of the Energy Transition
Sustainability and cybersecurity are rarely mentioned in the same sentence. Sustainability is tangible. By contrast, nearly all cybersecurity solutions fall into the background of our daily lives.
Gartner Unveils the Top Eight Cybersecurity Predictions for 2022-23
Analysts Explore the Future of Cybersecurity at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit, June 21-22 in Sydney
Engines of Engagement
How digital and IT leaders are evolving customer personalization securely
Organizations are increasingly seeking to offer customers compelling personalized services. However, issues like high-profile data breaches, overly intrusive digital marketing, and inaccurate customer assumptions resulting from poor data handling can all cause customer dissatisfaction and damage reputation.
The future of digital engagement in an age of compliance
Truly knowing the customer is key to marketing success today. And it’s not just about knowing their name, but understanding their true identity. The technology that makes this possible is known as customer identity and access management (CIAM).
How Geopolitics Impacts the Cyber-Threat Landscape
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began in early 2022, coordinated cyber attacks have emerged as part of the offensive, impacting organizations both in these countries and worldwide.
Incentives are key to breaking the cycle of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure
The path to protecting critical infrastructure from cyberattack may lie not through new technology, but through a better understanding and shaping of incentives
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