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Browse Techfinitive’s Cybersecurity archive for expert articles, tips, and news on protecting your digital world from evolving threats
Are fintechs winning the fight against money laundering? An honest look at the effectiveness of current AML strategies
Are fintechs winning the fight against money laundering? The short answer is "it’s a work in progress" says Andrew Doyle.
Why your incident response playbook is as critical as your infosec defence one
It's almost certain that your business will be a victim of a successful cyberattack, so get your incident response playbook right
GoldenJackal attacks prove that air-gapped security still isn’t enough
We reveal the method behind the GoldenJackal attacks, who's being targeted, and why air-gapped defences aren't enough
Hackers beware: UK data centres now have critical national infrastructure protection (CNI)
UK government beefs up national security by adding CNI status to its data centres - here's why it should help
Balancing innovation and regulation – fighting financial crime in the fintech era
In fintech, innovation comes with a great responsibility to safeguard customers from money laundering, fraud, and financial crime.
Chris Harris, EMEA Technical Director, Data Security at Thales: “Deepfake technology has escalated fraud to new heights”
We interview Chris Harris, EMEA Technical Director, Data Security at Thales, a leader with over 25 years' experience in IT security
Detecting DDoS attacks: how to tell a real attack from fake news using AI and common sense
Dubious claims about downtime make it difficult to separate fake news from legitimate outages: here's out to detect genuine DDoS attacks, writes Donny Chong
Don’t call it quishing but, please, do take it seriously
Is that a genuine QR code you see before you? Better make sure, or you'll be the latest victim of a quishing attack
Navigating cybersecurity challenges in advanced manufacturing
Integrating new advanced technologies is one of the biggest cybersecurity challenges the manufacturing is facing - here's why.
Optus partners with Devo to launch 24/7 threat-monitoring service
Optus has partnered with US-based security data analytics firm Devo Technology to launch a 24/7 automated managed threat monitoring service for enterprise and mid-market customers.
Trump may not have been silenced by DDoS attacks, but your business could be
While DDoS attacks didn't affect X, they're hurting businesses in the real world - protect yourself now or you could be the next victim
IBM introduces generative AI cybersecurity assistant to speed up responses
IBM has bolstered its managed threat detection and response services with a new generative AI-powered cybersecurity assistant.
KYB: Why accurate business verification matters for fintechs
One of the most effective ways for fintechs to counter threats is by employing robust KYB (Know Your Business) checks. Here, we explore why.
Whose job is it to stop AI-powered DDoS attacks, anyway?
C-Suite executives are wondering how to stop AI-powered DDoS attacks - but whose job is it to do so anyway?
How single sign-on creates a dangerous false sense of security
Ev Kontsevoy explores how single sign-on as a cybersecurity measure lulls businesses into a dangerous false sense of security.
Enhancing patient data security with an EDMS: lessons from the London hospital cyberattack
In light of the recent cyberattack on multiple hospitals in London, Jon Pickering, CEO of Mizaic, explores how the adoption of electronic document management systems (EDMSs) can enhance patient data security.
Chris Doman, CTO and Co-Founder of Cado Security: “I think threats generally don’t change as fast as some people like to claim”
We interview Chris Doman CTO and Co-Founder of Cado Security and well-known for building the popular threat intelligence portal ThreatCrowd.
King’s Speech moves cybersecurity in the right direction
The King’s Speech has given us a much better idea of how the new Labour government will tackle cybersecurity challenges
It’s time to shift from basic security awareness training to influence programs
Rob Robinson goes into detail about the current threat landscape, including the threat of burnout for security professionals, and why awareness training is now unfit for purpose