Cybersecurity Magazine

Most of us are familiar with the phrase ‘less is more,’ but when it comes to cybersecurity, sometimes, more can be more. This isn’t about implementing more tools – the problems caused by cyber sprawl are well-documented. Instead, more is used in the context of collective collaboration and how each tool can complement each other The post Code Audit, Pentest and Bug Bounty – The Power of Three in Cybersecurity first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

In a global economy that is becoming increasingly interconnected through various technologies, financial institutions rely on third-party companies for vital services such as regulatory compliance, cloud computing, and payment processing. These partnerships introduce vulnerabilities that can compromise institutional integrity, consumer trust, and regulatory compliance, despite the operational efficiencies and cost savings they bring. Therefore, it The post Strengthening Financial Services with Third-Party Risk Mitigation Strategies first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

In the world of cybersecurity, Third-Party Risk Management has fundamentally focused on measurable risks such as data breaches, intellectual property theft, and compliance failures. This has been the foundation—the essential, measurable layer that companies rely on to mitigate third-party risks. Quantifying these risks through metrics like the financial cost of breaches or the compliance gaps The post From Risk to Relationships: How TPRM is Evolving with Third-Party Relationship Management first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

Small and medium businesses (SMBs) play a massive role in the economy and, in the UK private sector alone, account for three-fifths of employment and around half of turnover, according to the Federation of Small Businesses. As such, they are also a major target for cybercriminals, with 58% of small and 70% of medium businesses The post What does the year ahead hold for SMB cybersecurity? first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

Humanoid robots have captured our imagination for years, evolving from science fiction fantasies to real-world innovations. A prime example of how technology is reshaping automation is Tesla’s Optimus robot. When it comes to automating tasks that are either too risky or too monotonous for humans, Tesla’s Optimus could be the solution companies need to address The post The Evolution of Humanoid Robots in Automation: The Case of Tesla’s Optimus first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

Data Protection Day, celebrated annually on January 28th, highlights the importance of safeguarding personal information in a digital world. Originally launched by the Council of Europe in 2006, the day aims to raise awareness about privacy rights and the ethical use of personal data. The importance of data protection With the rise of cyber-attacks and The post The Importance of Data Privacy in an Ever Evolving Digital Landscape first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

If you’ve never heard of homomorphic encryption, you should know many data scientists and information technology (IT) professionals view it as a sort of holy grail of encryption. So, what’s holding it back? Understanding how it compares to other encryption schemes can help you decide whether or not to adopt it. What Is Homomorphic Encryption? The post Should You Use Homomorphic Encryption to Secure Your Data? first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

Sixty-five per cent of organisations are embracing the power of multi-cloud environments. With these trends in mind, CIOs and decision-makers are reassessing their load-balancing choices. They require versatile and cost-efficient solutions that align with modern deployment needs and built-in security. In the cybersecurity realm, it’s crucial for business leaders to understand there are only two states: The post How CIOs Can Get Cloud Security Load Balancing Right first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

For over a decade, multi-factor authentication (MFA) has been a cornerstone of online security policies. However, as cyber threats evolve and cybercriminals turn to ever more advanced techniques, MFA alone is no longer sufficient to protect against attacks, explains Andy Swift, Cyber Security Assurance Technical Director at Six Degrees. The cyber threat landscape is always The post Enhancing Security Beyond Multi-Factor Authentication in the Age of Token Impersonation Attacks first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.

The European Network for Cyber Security (ENCS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing cybersecurity across the European Union. Owned by grid operators, including Distribution System Operators (DSOs) and Transmission System Operators (TSOs), ENCS works to improve cybersecurity in critical infrastructure. ENCS operates through three long-term security programs, developed and managed in close collaboration with The post Strengthening Europe’s Energy Cybersecurity: Insights from ENCS on Risk, Regulation, and Resilience first appeared on Cybersecurity Magazine.