There is the risk that AI agents could autonomously plan, execute, adapt and automate an entire cyber crime operation.
The latest Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard iteration introduces 64 new requirements, with 51 becoming mandatory from April 2025, says Simeon Tassev, MD and QSA at Galix Networking.
The regulation demands financial institutions identify, assess and mitigate cyber risks, particularly those stemming from third-party software dependencies.
Arctic Wolf will host a webinar in partnership with ITWeb to outline the changing cyber attack actors and methodologies.
The company has achieved five specialisations and solidifies its commitment to cyber security platformisation.
Subsea cables might be engineered for durability, but are far from invincible, says Alpheus Mangale, Seacom group CEO.
In the event of a ransomware attack, production data isn't the only victim, and the losses won't only be financial, says Veeam.
The urgency is due, in part, to ongoing modernisation efforts and growing open banking regulations, says Pieter de Wet, business development lead at FutureBank.
Human machine interfaces in industrial environments are critical for operational oversight, but their web-based nature can make them a target for cyber threats, says Andre Froneman, OT solutions specialist at Datacentrix.
Companies should make use of two-factor authentication and choose an ISP that offers intrusion prevention services, says Andrew Wilson, CEO of LucidView.
Because they often require persistent access and operate without direct user intervention, service accounts can become security blind spots, says Eben van der Westhuizen, product manager at Blue Turtle Technologies.