Digital Transformation & Cybersecurity 2025
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Making AI safe and empowering through global digital cooperation
The adoption of the Global Digital Compact (GDC), endorsed during the United Nations (UN) Summit of the Future, marks a landmark achievement in global digital cooperation and artificial intelligence (AI) governance. Described by UN Secretary-General António Guterres as the first truly universal agreement on AI governance, the GDC responds to the urgent need for a...
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The delivery of public sector services through cloud adoption
Cloud computing allows on-demand, network-based access to shared computing resources (eg. servers, storage, applications), which can be quickly provisioned and managed with minimal effort and provider interaction. The importance of a cloud-first vision lies in creating a more adaptable, open ecosystem with a hybrid-cloud approach. Hybrid-cloud strategy for flexibility By adopting a hybrid-cloud strategy and...
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Dublin event leads Europe in exploring AI innovation and digital strategy
Join Europe’s leading tech event, exploring AI, digital transformation and innovation. Meet global leaders aiming to shape the future. Ireland is at the heart of digital transformation. With the European Commission ranking Ireland as a leader in digital public services and the country’s AI sector projected to contribute over €48 billion to the economy by...
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How big businesses can stay cyber-secure in our increasingly digital age
Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the digital economy to exploit weaknesses in IT systems. The threat is real, so organisations must take steps to protect themselves. The digital economy has revolutionised the way we do business. It’s allowed companies to reduce their costs, become more efficient, expand their market reach and make life more convenient...
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Three simple steps for SMEs to ward off cyber-attacks
The threat of cybercrime is alarmingly real for small and medium-sized businesses. Yet, there are three easy things they can do to protect themselves from scammers and hackers. If you’re a small business owner who doesn’t think cybersecurity is an issue that affects you, Mastercard Cybersecurity Executive Vice President Rigo Van den Broeck has some...
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Now and then: how 25 years transformed Ireland’s internet landscape
When the .ie domain registry was established 25 years ago, Ireland’s internet landscape was very different. David Curtin, CEO, considers how the online world has changed. What’s been the biggest challenge in developing Ireland’s internet ecosystem over the last 25 years? As one of the many guardians, guides and stewards that have helped the internet...
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Mastering the basics of cybersecurity for protection in the current landscape
The surge of AI tools has added to the challenge cybersecurity professionals are facing alongside countering evolving threats, navigating strict regulations and taking greater responsibility for data protection. Artificial intelligence-powered tools like chatbots and video generators dominate headlines, but AI has long played a role in cybersecurity, helping to outsmart hackers and prevent breaches. However,...
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Why AI and regulation are key drivers of cybersecurity for 2025
Cybersecurity is no longer just the responsibility of IT professionals; it is an integral part of a business managing its risk strategy. The consequences of a single cybersecurity incident, such as a data breach, ransomware attach or an operational disruption can have serious consequences for any business in Ireland, regardless of size. Business leaders must...
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Cloud infrastructure: key to unlocking Ireland’s offshore wind potential
Discover how cloud infrastructure can unlock Ireland’s offshore wind potential and help to grow a decarbonised economy. Ireland has an abundance of natural wind resources and ambitious targets for offshore wind (OSW). It is also a global leader in digital infrastructure. Ireland has an outstanding opportunity to capitalise on the synergies between these two sectors...
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What AI will look like in 2025 with autonomous intelligence
In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) is shifting rapidly from basic tools to advanced autonomous systems. Leading the autonomous evolution are AI agents — systems that can reason, plan and execute complex tasks independently. According to Gartner’s forecast, by 2028, these agents will handle 15% of day-to-day organisational decisions autonomously. This transition presents vast opportunities alongside...
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