Science meets Practice
ETSI’s annual flagship event on Cyber Security, the ETSI Security Conference, took place face-to-face from 16 to 19 October 2023, in ETSI, Sophia Antipolis, France, and gathered more
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Losing sight of the biggest cause of security breaches isn’t surprising when there are often more column inches in the
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Cybersecurity is all about protecting digital assets from unauthorized access and attacks. In today’s digital age, safeguarding sensitive information is
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ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) policies tend to be viewed as being predominantly concerned with climate change and the social
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In this podcast episode, Philippa Jefferies is joined by Alex Leadbeater, Chair of ETSI TC Cyber, David Boswarthick, Director of
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Bias in artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the technology’s most prominent issues. Stories of AI repeating and even exaggerating
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Supply chain attacks are on the increase. The SANS Institutes supply chain security webcast states that as of today there is a
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Introduction There is ever increase in security breaches resulting in serious business implications despite the proliferation and sophistication of security
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In the last few years, many large businesses have overhauled their approach to cyber security. The rise of remote working forced them to bring forward long-planned upgrades to both security technology and processes, resulting in far better data security across the board.
On paper it seems like very good news, but it isn’t necessarily for everyone. Why? Because the majority of cyber criminals are opportunists looking for the quickest and easiest way to make the maximum amount of money possible from victims. Consequently, they tend to target larger businesses that have more assets for exploitation. However, as these large businesses continue to shore up their cyber defences, cyber criminals have started looking elsewhere for easier targets, and many of them are turning their attention to lesser protected mid-market enterprises instead.
Shadow APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are now the biggest threat facing API security today. Analysis of more than 20 billion transactions from the first half of 2022 found 16.7 billion of these were malicious in nature and the majority (5 billion) were against unknown, unmanaged and unprotected APIs, more commonly referred to as Shadow APIs.
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