Richard Seiersen argues that while AI continues to make waves in cybersecurity, the fundamentals of cybersecurity remain unchanged — and organisations shouldn’t be distracted by the noise, nor should the core security principles require a radical rethink. Quoting French writer Alphonse Karr, “The more things change, the more they stay the same”.
The 2023 Dragos OT Cybersecurity Year in Review is an annual overview and analysis of OT-focused global threat activities, vulnerabilities, and industry insights and trends.
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Australia’s business leaders face a complex and rapidly evolving market landscape that is highly competitive, globally interconnected, and demands a proactive approach to ...
Phishing attacks, the most common form of social engineering, manipulate users into divulging sensitive information or clicking malicious links. With the rise of AI tools ...
Building on the success of previous AI in Action events, this year’s edition will bring together visionary leaders, AI experts, and industry professionals from banking, ...
