In October, globally we take time to raise awareness of cybersecurity during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This is a great time to review and refresh practices and educate your employees and peers on how to prevent weak links and strengthen cyber hygiene across an organisation. It is a good belief that cybersecurity is cyclical and adapting to the ever-changing risk landscape is important to staying ahead.
Cybercrime isn’t only booming (US$10.3 worth of losses were reported in 2022, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Centre) – cyber threats are continually evolving as they try to stay a step ahead of even the most steadfast IT teams and executives.
Just some that have emerged in recent times include generative AI attacks, data poisoning breaches that will recruit the power of quantum computing and many more.
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