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Cyber Security 2024
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How cyber fusion centres are redefining Ireland’s role in global cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is fast evolving. Learn how cyber fusion centres revolutionise threat detection and response for businesses globally, plus the crucial role Ireland plays. A recent Deloitte survey of financial services companies found that cybersecurity functions are increasingly focusing on business impact and risks, not just technology challenges. This shift reflects cybersecurity’s growing strategic role for...
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How to build cyber resilience to defend against threat actors
To comply with industry regulations and demonstrate a strong cybersecurity posture, organisations must be vigilant in safeguarding their corporate digital estate. Collaboration is crucial, as sharing threat intelligence across industries helps organisations stay ahead of attackers and minimise downtime. Cybersecurity focuses on protecting information by preventing, detecting and responding to cyber risks. In contrast, cyber...
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Security-focused LLMs to enhance compliance under EU regulator guidelines
As cybersecurity regulations tighten, businesses face the challenge of maintaining continuous compliance. The software industry is at a pivotal juncture, marked by the convergence of AI and stringent regulatory frameworks to combat the staggering cybercrime costs, estimated to reach €15 trillion annually by 2028. Board members and C-level executives in professional services, financial sectors and...
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Directors’ guide to cybersecurity governance with management essentials
The role of board directors in overseeing cybersecurity is paramount. By engaging with cybersecurity experts, organisations can ensure governance and respond to emerging digital threats. With cyber threats increasing in complexity and frequency, directors must proactively engage in strategic oversight and risk management to align cybersecurity measures with organisational goals, mitigate risks and ensure adherence...
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How to protect the 1 in 3 small businesses in Ireland hit by cybercrime
Cybercrime threatens Ireland’s small businesses, with one in three falling victim. There are free toolkits and vital resources available to boost their security. Cybercrime is the number one threat when it comes to financial crime in Ireland.1 This is particularly true for small businesses; one in three of which fell victim to cybercrime between May...
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Expert ransomware guidance and cyber insurance for businesses of any size
In 2023, after a period of relative calm, ransomware attacks spiked, with a significant rise in the prevalence of data theft-only extortion. Remain vigilant and protected with cyber insurance. According to new data from the latest Hiscox Cyber Readiness Report, almost three-quarters (71%) of Irish businesses suffered at least one cyberattack over the last 12...
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Transform your security operations with a modern security dataverse
Learn why traditional security information and event management architectures are burdensome and how a modern security data pipeline can dramatically cut technology costs, allowing you to improve your cyber defences. In an evolving cyber threat landscape, traditional Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) architectures are becoming inefficient and unsustainable. They consume a significant portion of...
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Cyber services help SMEs with compliance and mitigation measures for cybersecurity
SMEs are often unaware of upcoming cyber legislation and the tools that can help them improve their cyber resilience. A community of experts is working to change that. Today’s businesses are exposed to increasingly sophisticated attacks from cybercriminals. “However, in my experience, SMEs recognise this danger and know just how vital it is to protect...
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Ireland’s cybersecurity strategy to enhance economic and employment opportunities
Cybersecurity is essential to the digital economy and society for protection and resilience. The cybersecurity sector can boost economic growth, and evidence shows we continue to benefit from this. A key goal of the recently reviewed National Cyber Security Strategy is to develop the capacity of the State, educational and research institutions, businesses (including SMEs),...
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Impact and implications for businesses navigating EU cybersecurity legislation
Discover how we defend today and secure tomorrow against cyber threats. Learn about the NIS and NIS2 Directive’s impact on EU cybersecurity legislation. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) leads the national response to cyber risk. We defend today and seek to secure tomorrow. Defending today involves responding to incidents, thwarting bad actors and building...