Paris has a lot to be proud of. The Olympics went off (for the most part) without a cybersecurity hitch. Best of all – and you don’t get to say this very often about the Olympics –anyone can do what they did (with just a few tweaks to fit your budget).
Nope, it’s not dead yet. But following all the buzz and promise of a few years ago, the metaverse momentum has slowed. In a return to our “Meeting the Metaverse” series, we look at the way analysts and businesses are now taking a more pragmatic approach to this virtual new world.
In the increasingly competitive industry, cyber insurers are figuring out how to make money on this new and complex product. And they are now competing for new customers. That’s a good thing. But buyers need to go in with eyes wide open.
Hacktivists motivated by politics or greed (or both) are using old-school disruption tactics to wreak havoc on finance, governments, and other vital sectors. We asked experts to outline the best evasive strategies to implement before an attack – and after.
Focal Point got an exclusive sit-down with cybersecurity pioneer Chris Wysopal to preview his Black Hat USA 2024 briefing on how GenAI is reshaping software security. He covers the risks and ways to fix today’s emerging challenges. And tomorrow’s.
With more people logging in from more devices and more places, it’s more important than ever that security teams can rapidly respond to any threat.
