Fraud Prevention

As economies worldwide adopt more digital technologies, ensuring protections against malicious cyberattacks, failures and outages continues to be a critical concern. And the challenge is a dynamic one – emerging technologies and increasing connectivity create a complex and moving backdrop. Today, many organizations’ primary goals and purposes are supported by technology-enabled business processes with no […]

The digital economy continues to evolve at a rapid pace, bringing new technologies, such as AI to every individual and industry around the globe. While AI benefits our society in numerous ways – from transforming sectors such as healthcare and education – cybercriminals are rapidly taking advantage of these tools. Threat actors are harnessing technologies, including AI,

New technological developments in artificial intelligence (AI) have taken the world by storm, prompting a race for governments to gain strategic advantage and for tech companies to develop and commercialize new AI systems. Emerging AI applications have the potential to bring numerous benefits to society but can also have severe security implications, ranging from national security, democracy destabilization to large-scale economic disruption.

The ever-evolving nature of the cyber landscape means the demand for cybersecurity professionals has reached unprecedented heights — the industry faces a global shortage of nearly four million workers. This growing demand, driven by the need to protect sensitive information and infrastructure, is outpacing the available supply of skilled talent in the field. And it is

During 2023, the cybersecurity economy grew four times as fast as its global counterpart and outpaced growth in the tech sector. The growth signals a rapid rise in innovation and opportunities within the industry. But with opportunities come risks. Unsurprisingly, cyber insecurity remains prominently among the top risks in the 2024 edition of the World