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US energy sector bolstered against cybersecurity threats with $45m investment

The U.S. Department of Energy has announced $45m for 16 projects to protect the nation’s energy sector from cybersecurity threats.

Increase in cybersecurity budgets expected for 2024

Infosecurity Europe has revealed that cybersecurity budgets of organisations have seen or are expected to see an increase between 10-100% in 2024.

Unseen cyber dangers of the Remember Me checkbox

Research by ZenShield has delved into the security implications of the seemingly harmless Remember Me checkbox. Read more here.

Confronting the alarming rise of supply chain attacks

Kamil Fedorko, Global Cybersecurity Practice Leader at Intellias, discusses the escalating threat of supply chain attacks and emphasises the need for comprehensive defense strategies to mitigate risks.

Global cybercrime is increasing: How can businesses protect themselves?

Global cybercrime is increasing yearly, with the number of cyber attacks increasing by 125% in 2021 compared to 2020. Read more here.

Tech, training and culture: Rising to the challenge of insider threats

According to a Cybersecurity Insiders report, the average cost of an insider threat incident in 2023 is $15.38m. However, there are tell-tale indicators that your firm could be at risk from an insider threat, argues Chris Denbigh-White, CSO at Next DLP.

Could AI be inspiring threat actors?

Is there potential for Artificial Intelligence to drive the increase in threat actors and cybercrime? Discover more here.

2024: The year of quantum disruption

Discover how businesses must invest in quantum-safe solutions to prepare for the huge rise of quantum computing.

How to enhance cybersecurity measures with AI

Could Artificial Intelligence have the potential to enhance businesses’ cybersecurity measures? Discover more here.

Navigating the impact of AI on cybersecurity

Learn more about how businesses can mitigate the negative impact of AI on cybersecurity and use it as a defence.

University of Birmingham develop new method to safeguard from phone hacking

Experts at the University of Birmingham have innovated a new strategy to protect users from phone hacking attacks.

Moving money securely: How AI could prevent fast fraud

Artificial Intelligence is emerging as a key asset in the fightback against fast fraud. Discover more here.

AI and rising cybersecurity threats in 2024

Cybersecurity threats and opportunities will continue to grow, but where should organisations focus their efforts? Read more here.

Milence joins ENCS in strengthening Europe’s EV charging cybersecurity

ENCS has welcomed Milence as its latest member, marking a pivotal moment in the mission to fortify Europe's EV charging cybersecurity.

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