At least seven out of 10 organisations believe their sensitive data was compromised or breached in the past 12 months.
Arctic Wolf believes two forces will exert influence on tomorrow’s threat landscape: adversaries’ ability and willingness to adapt, and their propensity for financial gain.
Following the attacks on MTN and Cell C, cyber security experts say the critical nature of telcos allows ransomware actors to apply more pressure on such companies.
To stay ahead of dark AI progress, companies must implement changes to certain operational processes.
Without robust security measures in place, AI infrastructure remains vulnerable to threats such as data leakage or fraud, says Arctic Wolf.
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The report focuses on cyber attacks that escalated to a level requiring an incident response investigation by Arctic Wolf.
South African Airways confirms a breach temporarily disrupted access to the airline’s website, mobile application and several internal operational systems.
By manipulating senses we typically trust – like sight and hearing – AI becomes a powerful tool for deception, says Michael de Neuilly Rice, principal security architect at NEC XON.
South Africa needs a renewed focus on cyber security policy − one that recognises the role of AI in both offence and defence.
What lessons will businesses learn from the current conditions?