12.2022 . Spotlight
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
AI’s speed and efficacy at identifying threats means it’s likely to become a cornerstone of successful cybersecurity. But technology is never a silver bullet - it’s a tool that needs to be carefully handled with a human touch.
12.2022
OpenAI's New ChatGPT Bot: 10 Dangerous Things It's Capable Of
ChatGPT has stunned users with its creativity and eloquence - but the new chatbot has a dark side. From writing phishing emails to spreading misinformation, the tool’s skillful use of language can be exploited to cater to the worst instincts of people online.
11.2022 . Spotlight
What Is Zero Trust and Will It Change Security Forever?
Zero Trust is emerging as a favoured solution to achieve better cybersecurity. The basic idea: Don’t trust any device on a network without continuous verification. Will it change the cybersecurity game?
11.2022 . Spotlight
Zero Trust Adoption Report
Companies are making progress in their zero trust journey, but many are less protected than they believe they are - and others face major barriers to adopting the technology. What are those?
11.2022 . Spotlight
Why Enterprises Are Getting Zero Trust Wrong
Companies on their journey to Zero Trust adoption admit they lack the capabilities to authenticate users and devices on an ongoing basis, or struggle to monitor users post-implementation. Even those companies that claim to have successfully completed their adoption of Zero Trust admit they haven’t finished implementing zero trust fully across all security risk areas and components. What’s going wrong?
10.2022 . Spotlight
Apple Just Killed the Password—for Real This Time
Could passwords soon become obsolete? In a move sure to be welcomed by anyone who struggles to think beyond the easily guessable ‘1234’ or ‘qwerty’, Apple is finally launching passwordless logins across its devices.
BY
Dr. Manuel Hepfer
10.2022 . Spotlight
Passwords Are Terrible, but Will Biometrics Be Any Better?
Forgetting a password, resetting it, and then having to think up yet another unique string of characters is an experience we all know too well.
BY
Dr. Manuel Hepfer