AI is transforming both innovation and risk, driving advancements while enabling more sophisticated cyber threats. To achieve true cyber resilience, organizations must shift from passive data storage to intelligent, proactive defense, integrating AI-driven detection and recovery directly into the data layer to anticipate, withstand, and recover from attacks seamlessly.
When Canadian Jake Moffat’s grandmother died in late 2022, he was at least comforted by an assurance from Air Canada’s helpful AI chatbot that he could get a compassionate ...
As Valentine’s Day approaches, millions of Australians will be encouraged to swipe, match and message online in the search for romance. Dating apps and social platforms ...
Quantum computing poses a significant threat to current encryption systems, making sensitive data vulnerable to future decryption by cybercriminals using "harvest now, ...
Japan is no longer treating cyber threats as a background policy issue. As attacks soar across the region, Japan has taken the position toward active cyber defence, which in ...
From Outage to Infiltration: Cybersecurity Risk and the Evolving Threat to Electrical Infrastructure
As electrical infrastructure modernizes, its vulnerabilities evolve in ...
Bitdefender researchers have identified a significant resurgence of one of the world’s most prolific information-stealing malware operations, less than a year after a major ...
Financial Services organisations lead with a strong ROI on AIOps initiatives but only 12% have AI projects fully deployed enterprise-wide, and a substantial 62% still remain ...
February 12, 2026 – LevelBlue, the world’s largest pure-play provider of managed security services, has released its latest research report, Persona Spotlight: CISO (Chief ...
