The latest methods are designed to manipulate, not destroy, says Darktrace
The rate of technology change is accelerating, but people are struggling to learn new skills fast enough to keep up
Panellists look at ways of instilling an organisation-wide security culture
The University of Birmingham faces security challenges from the local to the international level
Whether it is because of legal risks, reputational damage or concerns over business continuity, reporting cyber incidents is rare and pursuing them legally is even more so
Communication between the board and IT cannot be solely one way
George Tunnicliffe of the National Theatre called the GDPR "A massive advert for two-way security"
Nick Ioannou of Ratcliffe Groves Partnership says that small businesses' agility can be a game changer in the war on cyber crime
Personalisation defines digital transformation, but the relationship is symbiotic
On audit and transparency yes, but right of erasure is not a good fit