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The Industrial Internet of Things, or IIoT, has recently gained popularity. Powered by wireless 5G connectivity and artificial intelligence (AI), IIoT holds the ability to analyze critical problems and provide solutions that can improve the operational performance of industries ranging from manufacturing to healthcare.
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The US NIST has developed new guidance on how to use the business impact analysis process to consider outages related to cyber risks and issues attributable to confidentiality and integrity.
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As organizations continue to adapt to new cultures of home and hybrid working, networks are being rapidly evolved. Alan Stewart-Brown looks at the resilience threats and opportunities that this is bringing.
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Quest is a leader in the data management space and IT resilience working with 95 percent of the Fortune 500 companies. Here, various members of the Quest team give their predictions for changes in the cyber resilience and security arena in 2023…
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Home Affairs Minister, Clare O’Neil, has told ABC News that the Australian Government is looking at making ransom payments in response to ransomware attacks illegal.
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The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has identified and ranked the ten top cyber security threats that it expects will emerge by 2030. The listing is the result of an eight-month ‘foresight exercise’ conducted with the support of the ENISA Foresight Expert Group, the CSIRTs Network, and the EU CyCLONe experts.
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BlueVoyant has released the findings of its third annual global survey into supply chain cyber risk management. The study reveals that 98 percent of firms surveyed have been negatively impacted by a cyber security breach that occurred in their supply chain.
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New research from Hornetsecurity has revealed that 40.5 percent of work emails are unwanted. The Cyber Security Report 2023, which analysed more than 25 billion work emails, also reveals significant changes to the nature of email-based cyber attacks in 2022.
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International Data Corporation (IDC) has published its Future of Connectedness predictions for 2023 and beyond. The transition to hybrid work and more distributed workforces has created greater expectations from employees, customers, and partners for seamless anytime anywhere digital interactions to mission critical systems and processes says IDC.
