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QUARTER OF UK BUSINESSES AREN’T USING AI TO BOLSTER CYBERSECURITY

New research from cybersecurity provider Homesecurity surveying over 500 C-suite leaders across the UK, uncovers a critical – and alarming – gap in the nation's cybersecurity defences.

The research found:

45% of UK businesses have been victims of cyberattacks
Despite this, 26% are yet to harness AI in fortifying their defences
58% are concerned about AI-assisted phishing attacks
Respondents are torn on AI, with 40% seeing it as a potential solution and a further 40% a threat
Just 19% feel adequately prepared for a zero-day attack
An alarming 11% are not at all ready for a zero-day attack
New survey from cybersecurity provider Hornetsecurity reveals that half (45%) of UK businesses have been victims of a cyberattack
3 in 5 businesses are most concerned about AI-assisted phishing
1 in 10 describe themselves as ‘not ready at all’ for a zero-day cyberattack

LONDON, UK – 10th April 2024 – New research by Hornetsecurity highlights the AI cybersecurity gap affecting UK businesses: although nearly half (45%) of companies have fallen victim to cyberattacks, 26% are still not using AI to enhance their cybersecurity defences.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Case Studies; Posted On Wednesday, 10 April 2024 14:29

Commandos look to huskies on the Arctic battlefield

Photo credit: Royal Navy

Britain’s elite commandos have trialled using dogs to supply troops operating deep behind enemy lines with ammunition and food in the Arctic Circle.

Specialists from Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment and the Commando Helicopter Force’s Ground Mobility Troop trained with huskies during their deployment to Northern Norway to look at how the dogs could be used on high-risk supply runs into adversary territory.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 02 April 2024 17:14

Delinea Completes Acquisition of Fastpath, Modernizing Identity Security with Intelligent Authorization to Keep Data Secure

San Francisco, CA: Delinea has announced the successful acquisition of Fastpath, a leader in Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) and identity access rights, following completion of regulatory review.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 02 April 2024 17:05

Claroty and Axonius Partner to Bring Enterprise Attack Surface Management to Cyber-Physical Systems

Combined Solution Enables Organizations to Protect the Entire Attack Surface Across Cloud, IT and XIoT Assets

NEW YORK: Claroty, the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, and Axonius, the leader in cybersecurity asset management and SaaS management, today announced a new partnership that combines technologies to bring enterprise attack surface management to all assets across an organization’s networks, including IT, cloud, and the Extended Internet of Things (XIoT) — the vast network of CPS including OT, IoT, BMS, and IoMT.