Five ways to get staff behind cyberdefence
Optimising employee engagement has many benefits, not least bolstering cybersecurity and reducing the likelihood of insider threats
Cybersecurity 2019
The ever-rising threat of cybercrime will continue to be a sword in the side of business leaders. Despite broad recognition of threats posed, the last few years have been marked by devastating, and often avoidable, cyber breaches. The Cybersecurity special report, published in The Sunday Times, challenges business leaders and policy makers on their terms, exploring threat detection, threat prevention, contingency planning and holistic security solutions. The report focuses specifically on the consequences for businesses: from reputational crises and business interruption, to crippling company valuations and dangerous talent shortages.
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AI in cybersecurity: a new tool for hackers?
Use of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity is enabling IT professionals to predict and react to emerging cyberthreats quicker and more effectively than ever before. So how can they expect to respond when AI falls into the wrong hands?
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Five ways cyberattacks can damage company value
The potential impact of cyberattacks on company value continues to be misunderstood by many business leaders and finance professionals. So, while financial audits are regulated, why is cyber-risk still largely ignored and underplayed?
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Should you employ a former black hat hacker?
In hacking, as in life, it is not just good and bad, black and white: there is a grey area
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Companies must prepare for ‘cyber cold war’
The burgeoning global trade war is set to trigger a series of cyber-espionage attempts between nation states, and enterprises are likely to be caught up in the crossfire. With current security approaches failing to prevent breaches, a paradigm shift is required
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Re-establishing trust in an ultraconnected world
As cyberthreats continue to evolve at pace and nation state protectionism risks giving an advantage to hackers, Kaspersky Lab is pioneering a new set of standards and principles that champion trust, transparency and co-operation in the fight against criminals
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Software leaves businesses open to hackers
The rise of open source software has provided a wealth of benefits for developers and businesses alike. But a lack of knowledge around how to write secure code, and use code from open source libraries securely, is causing enterprises to unwittingly allow hackers to compromise their systems
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Boardrooms seek well-rounded approach to cybersecurity and privacy
With buy-in from the very top, organisations are merging security, risk and governance to form a holistic view of the threats they face and a broad solution to achieving protection
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Closing down cyberattack pathways
In today’s interconnected business environment, guarding against cybersecurity threats is increasingly complex, with enterprises susceptible to months-long business interruption and millions in real costs. But new tech offers hope...
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Let the Red Team protect you from black hat hackers
The days of static, reactive approaches to cybersecurity are over
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Recording data for cyberdefence
By harvesting data from all over the digital landscape, an innovative company is providing firms with the intelligence to counter cybercrime
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Future of Fintech 2020
What does 2021 hold for fintech? Our Future of Fintech special report, published in The Sunday Times, explores topics on eco-conscious startups, diversity in the industry, helping small businesses, financial literacy and more. The featured infographic looks at SME opportunities for fintech in the changing business landscape.
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Future of Infrastructure 2020
From net-zero to small ports, our Future of Infrastructure special report, published in The Times, explores why reaching net-zero will require a major infrastructure overhaul, demand for electric vehicles, the infrastructure talent pool, and more. The featured infographic looks at which sectors and countries are in need of the most investment to keep pace with the demands of the future
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Legal Innovation 2020
From virtual hearings to legal advice on social media, our Legal Innovation special report, published in The Times, covers how the legal sector is transforming and adapting including legal technology, ‘uberisation’, and more. The featured infographic examines the lack of representation in law firms and why it isn’t only bad for business but also society overall.
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IoT for Business 2020
Our IoT for Business special report, published in The Times, examines what the future holds for IoT, how it can help save water, tech adoption, and more. The featured infographic looks at how different industries are implementing IoT across their organisations.