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Cybersecurity awareness refers to an ongoing process of educating and training employees on the dangers that lurk in the cyberspace, teaching them how to thwart these threats and guiding them on proper actions in the event of a security breach. It involves instilling in employees a proactive sense of responsibility for keeping the company and its assets secure.

In today’s increasingly digital and interconnected world, businesses of all sizes rely heavily on information technology (IT) infrastructure to operate efficiently …

ISO 27001 is a globally recognised information security management standard that provides a structured and systemic approach to managing and protecting sensitive information …

Insider threat refers to the risks posed to an organisation’s cybersecurity and sensitive information by individuals who have authorised access to the …

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a social engineering attack in which cybercriminals gain unauthorised access to a company’s email account …

The term smishing is coined from a combination of SMS (Short Messaging Service) aka text messaging, and phishing. Smishing is the fraudulent practice of sending text messages purporting to be from reputable businesses and organisations in order to trick individuals to reveal sensitive information.

The benefits of integrating cybersecurity and AI are numerous. But like many developments in technology, there exists a dark side to the development of Artificial Intelligence.

For small and medium-sized businesses in the financial sector, creating an IT team with an extensive skill set that covers everything from cybersecurity to compliance, etc. can be expensive and time-consuming. It is therefore not unusual for these businesses to outsource IT services to managed IT service providers.