Browsing: Cybersecurity

Companies are moving beyond firewalls to curb insider threats, adopting zero-trust access, behavioral analytics, strict data governance, and rapid incident playbooks-while training staff to spot and report anomalies.

With quantum computing edging toward practicality, governments and firms rush to adopt post-quantum defenses. Standards emerge, budgets shift, and encryption lifecycles shrink as adversaries race to harvest data now.

Ransomware, hybrid work, and AI-powered threats make endpoints the frontline in 2025. Companies rush to lock down laptops and phones as regulators and insurers raise the bar for proof of cyber resilience.

As ransomware and nation-state attacks surge, officials warn that cybersecurity is now pivotal to safeguarding power grids, hospitals, and water systems, urging stronger defenses, rapid incident reporting, and cross-sector drills.

Security analysts warn that AI-generated deepfakes are fueling a surge in phishing, CEO fraud, and disinformation, outpacing detection tools and forcing companies to rethink identity verification and incident response.

Corporate defenses are faltering as social engineering surges, with phishing and pretexting exploiting human trust to bypass tools. Breaches and losses mount; experts urge training, MFA, and strict verification.

Companies are fortifying defenses with zero-trust models, continuous monitoring, and incident playbooks, experts say, as regulators tighten rules and ransomware surges, pushing boards to fund resilience over perimeter alone.

Enterprises are turning to AI and machine learning to spot threats in real time, automate incident response, and shrink dwell time. But experts warn bias, opaque models, and adversarial attacks pose fresh risks for defenders.

Ransomware is surging across industries, crippling workflows and driving up insurance premiums. Analysts call for layered defenses: zero-trust access, rapid patching, phishing training, and immutable, tested backups.

As quantum computing nears practical milestones, cybersecurity leaders warn of a looming ‘harvest now, decrypt later’ threat. Governments and banks race to adopt post-quantum standards, reshaping defense timelines.