Hackers are after processing power to get valuable bitcoins
Organisations with big computer processing power are now the target of cybercrooks with malware designed to “mine” for bitcoins
Cyber-Risk & Resilience 2017
In an evermore connected world, large-scale cyberattacks and online threats to businesses are rising exponentially. The Cyber-Risk & Resilience special report, published in The Sunday Times, features insights into the impact cybercriminals can inflict on organisations and individuals. From chatbots spreading fake news, risks concerning personal data, biometrics and fraud, as well as tackling phishing emails, the potential dangers are unprecedented. Also included is an infographic on why hackers hack and an article on the top five ways quantum computing will change cybersecurity for good
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The role of AI and machine learning in personal data security
Are we entering a new age of behavioural tracking with the emergence of artificial intelligence and machine-learning, will this offer new levels of personal data security and will our behaviour online become the only password we need?
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Williams F1 team uses behaviour intelligence technology to get ahead
Graeme Hackland, chief information officer of Williams Martini Racing, tells how user behaviour intelligence technology is helping to propel the team’s Formula 1 car
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Five ways quantum computing will change cybersecurity forever
A new generation of quantum computing has the potential to transform cybersecurity. Still years away from the mainstream, quantum power is nevertheless a reality, a certainty and an inevitability
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Social media: giving you a head start in a crisis
Social media has transformed the reporting of serious incidents – now companies are using it to get a head start in crisis management
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Predict and prevent cyberattacks with AI
Artificial intelligence and machine-learning can help predict and prevent cyberattacks before they have a chance to sink your business
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Buckle up for a bumpy 2018 as cyber-extortion hits new highs
What a 12 months we’ve had. The threat landscape has evolved again and again during 2017 to net cybercriminals billions and cause chaos, destruction and political turmoil in the process
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Beware the insider threat in the war against cybercrime
Jon-Louis Heimerl, manager of the threat intelligence communication team at NTT Security, tells how to improve your defences against cybercriminals
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Turning cybersecurity inside out
A user behavioural intelligence system can protect an organisation from its biggest security threat – the unwitting activities of staff
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Time to grow up: why cybersecurity maturity is crucial for organisations
A true analysis of cybersecurity can show organisations where they are at risk and measure the return on investment of cybersecurity spending
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Why you should invest in SAP® security in 2018
From the perspective of IT security, it is no exaggeration to call 2017 an exciting year. No wonder, given WannaCry, the Equifax hack or the attacks on various political campaigns. I can reassure you, however, that your IT security has your infrastructure under control, says Patrick Boch, director of product marketing at Virtual Forge
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Connected Business 2021
From the rise of ransomware as a service to the burnout caused by video conferencing, connected technology is not without its challenges. However, as our Connected Business report examines, savvy organisations are finding new ways to use this tech to protect, connect and synchronise their workforce to thrive in the new normal
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Business Transformation
The past 18 months has forced business transformation on most companies, whether they wanted it or not. Here, we examine whether new business models are here for the long-term, new management structures and the real difference between digital transformation and digitisation.
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The Future of Marketing and Customer Experience
After a tumultuous 2020 of budget cuts, furlough and redundancies, the marketing industry is looking to rebuild in 2021. From the future of digital advertising without third-party cookies to improving diversity and inclusion and finding new ways to improve lead generation, marketers are facing new challenges.
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Future of Ecommerce 2021
As the pandemic pushed previously in-store brands online, luxury retail has finally embraced ecommerce, L’Oréal’s new digital boss explains how beauty went touchless and we explore how innovative warehouse tech can offer retail an edge. We also examine the magic of live shopping, the rise of super apps and how to get returns right