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Cyber Criminals

Generative AI

AI vs AI – are cybercriminals or organisations winning?

Cybercriminals are using LLMs to enhance their attacks, making it harder for security professionals to even know they’re under attack. However, security teams and researchers are using GenAI to make themselves smarter and faster at finding security flaws at scale, argues Michiel Prins, co-founder at HackerOne

Cybersecurity

Hervé Tessler – ‘Cyberattacks can mean total reputational death’

Cybersecurity

Jake Moore – deepfake is the next weapon in cybercrime

Cybersecurity

Staying protected amidst the cyber weapons arms race

Cybersecurity

Cryptominers and ransomware on rise in Q3 2021 — Kaspersky

Cybersecurity

Why cyber crime groups are some of the world’s most effective startups

Keiron Holyome, vice-president EMEA at BlackBerry, explores how the top cyber crime groups are deploying talent and technology.

Cybersecurity

Cyber criminals using Squid Game to distribute malware — Proofpoint

Cybersecurity

The dichotomy of cognitive bias in cyber security awareness

Cybersecurity

Why the UK must invest more resource into cyber security—now

Data Analytics & Data Science

The unstructured data pandemic

Digital Transformation

Reshaping the professional landscape with digital transformation 2.0

Digital Transformation

Cognizant’s 21 jobs of the future: Low tech within five years

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Would you let an AI robot handle 90% of your meetings?

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