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Cyber resilience: do boards fall short? (opens the original)
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A recent survey suggests that, in the UK at least, boards overestimate their organisations' ability to withstand a cyber attack. And they overstate their ability to recover from an incident, and restore even to minimum viable operations. What does that mean for security, and does it increase risk? And will pressure, from regulators, law makers, and even shareholders and investors, force boards to take cyber resilience more seriously, and view it at least on par with business continuity? Our gues
AI: Cybsersecurity's friend, or foe? (opens the original)
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Recent incidents show the risks AI can pose to cybersecurity. At the same time, the security industry is putting a lot of store on AI as a way to bolster defences. So is AI a threat, or an answer to our security challenges? As the CEO of a business supplying security services to global organisations, our guest is well placed to discuss how CISOs view the risks, and benefits of artificial intelligence. And, as Raluca Saceanu, CEO of Smarttech247 puts it, there are those who are "all in" on AI, an
Hiding in silos: cyber and physical security (opens the original)
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Physical and cyber security are separate disciplines. But are they converging, and what can they learn from each other? Do changes in the threat landscape, from geopolitics to AI, mean physical and cyber teams need to work more closely together? And can a more joined-up approach to security improve operational resilience? Our guest is Cohesity's James Blake.
Shadow IT, shadow AI: a new security frontier? (opens the original)
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Is shadow AI today as great a risk as shadow IT was over the last decade? And have we learned the security lessons from previous IT transformations, including BYOD and the cloud? In this episode, we discuss why unauthorised and uncontrolled AI tools pose growing threats to both security and data confidentiality. And we look at how agentic AI brings a whole new set of risks, as systems create their own connections without human oversight. How can cybersecurity leaders ensure the safe development
AI vs CNI: Rob Demain, e2e-assure (opens the original)
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According to the NCSC, there were over 200 attacks against UK critical national infrastructure last year. Some three quarters of these are thought to be linked to state actors. On the surface, that number of attacks might seem small. But their impact could be significant. Attacks against power, water and transport can quickly bring the country to a halt. And no advanced economy can operate for long without banking and telecoms services. And the cyber risks faced by CNI operators are worsening, n
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