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Cyber Resiliency

The Code Problem: Why Connected Cars Are Prime Cyber Targets

Modern vehicles run on millions of lines of code, turning them into rolling computers—and prime targets for cyberattacks. Learn how automakers must treat digital security as a core function.

ThreatBook Launches ATI to Strengthen Global Cyber Defense

ThreatBook unveils ATI, offering APAC-focused threat intelligence with AI-driven accuracy to help SOCs and analysts detect and respond to global cyber risks.

HCLTech Report: Payments Race Toward AI-Driven Future

HCLTech research reveals that payments firms embrace AI innovation but face gaps in trust, governance, and infrastructure as they move toward autonomy.

Real-Time Fraud Detection Stalled by Slow Data Pipelines

Legacy IP data pipelines create delays, stale insights, and compliance risks. Discover how cloud-native IP intelligence powers real-time fraud detection.

Voice Phishing Targets Salesforce in Rising Cyber Attacks

Recent social engineering attacks exploit human behavior, using voice phishing to access Salesforce credentials and highlight the need for stronger cyber awareness.

Cyberattack on Vendor Disrupts Flights Across Europe

Collins Aerospace cyberattack delays flights at major European airports, including Heathrow, as authorities work to restore services and minimize impact.

KnowBe4, Carahsoft Partner to Strengthen Public Sector Cyber Defense

KnowBe4 teams with Carahsoft to deliver AI-driven Human Risk Management, helping U.S. agencies reduce human-related cybersecurity threats.

AI vs. AI: The $10B Cybersecurity Battle You’re Missing

As AI powers both attacks and defenses, organizations are winning the $10.4B cybersecurity war through predictive, automated protection and faster threat response.

Is Identity the Achilles’ Heel in Cybersecurity Today?

As data breaches soar across the US and Europe, can identity-first security stop hackers in their tracks in 2025?

The Dark Web’s New Watchdogs: AI to the Rescue

AI-powered dark web monitoring is a $1.66B market, thwarting costly leaks and tracking stolen data to keep organizations ahead of cybercriminals.

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