In the years that have followed the pandemic, cybersecurity has become a central concern for governments, businesses and individuals alike thanks to a seemingly endless array of geopolitical events and disputes.
The convenience unlocked by our interwoven digital presence has opened the door to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, and the rise of artificial intelligence has only served to accelerate things. High-profile data breaches, ransomware attacks and other cybercrimes seem to hit the headlines almost every week, and while targeting individuals has previously resulted in quick wins, it’s now easier than ever for threat actors to pinpoint vulnerabilities to exploit within companies and other larger organizations.
