Covid-19 has seen universities become a popular target for big game hunting cyber criminals, according to a report from BlueVoyant.
On Monday18 January 2020, when Angers town hall employees arrived at work, they found a notice stuck on the main door asking them to not switch on their computers.
We can learn a lot from the pandemic in our approach towards cybersecurity. In the latest MyCena blog by Julia O’Toole,
In just nine years’ time, artificial intelligence will overtake humans in the quest for better cybersecurity, according to Trend Micro.
The “most significant cybersecurity focus in 2021” will be 5G and edge computing, say the team at RTInsights.
Despite threats of AI replacing jobs, there is still time for the cybersecurity talent pool. However, this workforce must take advantage of the imminent quantum computing opportunities available.
