Editorial
Much has changed about enterprises since the modern, AI-enabled era started. The threats affecting the average business are growing faster. Their consequences? More severe than ever, with some reaching $7.42 million in cost losses. And while identity theft has initially been a primarily consumer-focused issue and responsibility, things have
Even for experienced professionals, cybersecurity terminology often overlaps in ways that create confusion. And among the most frequently mixed-up concepts are attack surface and threat surface. For data protection officers (DPOs), distinguishing between these terms is not just about word choice but a critical step in building effective security
The secret to developing and succeeding in volatile markets may very well be big data. Big data is expected to help organizations prosper in 2025 by providing unprecedented opportunities for creativity, productivity, and consumer comprehension. However, with big data comes an even bigger responsibility. Cyber and data defenders understand this
Information is at a turning point, acting like the lifeblood of businesses, governments, and everyday people. However, with people increasingly sharing and storing personal info online, threats like leaks, hacking, or even unauthorized access are becoming more common. To mitigate those risks, firms should establish robust Data Protection Centers
The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) says that 80% of countries now have or are making laws to protect data and privacy. This is important as technology keeps changing. On the one hand, quantum computing could unlock unprecedented breakthroughs . On the other—it could pose an existential threat to humanity. While the industry isn’t at