October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a good time to remember that most breaches don’t start with complex hacks, but with simple human mistakes. A few ways to stay safer online: - Use strong, unique passwords (12–15 characters) - Enable multifactor authentication - Stay alert for phishing attempts that exploit trust and psychology - Consider a password manager to keep credentials secure Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated, using AI and social engineering to make scams harder to spot. However, the right mix of technology and vigilance can go a long way in helping safeguard both personal and professional data. Read more about this in this article: https://shorturl.at/A4cPx

Vibe Hacking: The New AI-Powered Cyberattack According to Anthropic’s August 2025 Threat Intel report, cybercriminals are no longer just using AI for tips; they're letting AI run the attacks for them. 👉 One case showed hackers using Claude Code to scan networks, steal credentials, and even craft ransom notes, hitting 17 organizations in just one month across healthcare, government, and finance. Why does this matter for #compliance & security teams? Because AI lowers the barrier to cybercrime. Now, even low-skilled attackers can launch sophisticated campaigns that were once unthinkable. That’s why resilience is more critical than ever: ✔️ Independent backups ✔️ Granular restores ✔️ Compliance-ready audit logs 🛡️ Want to protect your #Atlassian data against the next wave of AI-powered threats? Meet Revyz.io. #CyberSecurity #Compliance #SOC2 #AIthreats #Atlassian

Yesterday, Nicole Wong joined Connected Britain 2025's panel: “Britain's Cyber Underground: How Hacktivism and Cybercrime Are Testing National Resilience”, where she explored how AI is shaping the future of cyber threats and defence: “We’re seeing AI be used by attackers to develop new malware and execute highly sophisticated phishing attacks. The good news? AI has been leveraged by defenders for a long time. The real power lies in combining different AI techniques to build agentic systems - systems that can perceive data from multiple sources, analyse, plan, and take action to keep security teams ahead of the curve.” 👏 Nicole also highlighted the importance of proactive anomaly detection and risk-based approaches: prioritising threats based on probability and impact, while ensuring evolving standards keep pace with the changing risk landscape. As cybercrime grows more advanced, conversations like these are vital to staying one step ahead.

Cyber security awareness Month episode 2: From productivity boosters to emerging threats, we’ll break down both the helpful and harmful applications shaping today’s AI landscape. We’ll also take a closer look at deepfakes — what they are, why they’re becoming increasingly convincing, and the risks they pose to trust and security. Finally, we’ll offer practical advice for building resilience in an AI driven world, with clear actions individuals and organisations can take to stay informed, prepared, and protected. This Friday 3pm NZT or 1pm NSWT Register at https://lnkd.in/gM3pB34y to watch live or receive the recording #staysafeonline #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth 

A business owner I know called me in a panic not long ago. His company had been hit by a cyberattack- customer data stolen, operations frozen for two days, and years of trust lost in just a few hours. The shocking part? They weren’t careless. They had firewalls, antivirus software, and regular audits. Yet the attack slipped right through. That’s when it became clear: traditional cybersecurity is no longer enough. Today’s threats evolve faster than businesses can react, and hackers are outpacing old defenses. That’s why I believe AI in cybersecurity isn’t optional anymore- it’s essential. At AiBridze, we’re helping businesses safeguard their future with AI that detects threats instantly, predicts attacks before they happen, and automates responses that cut downtime from days to seconds. We shared our thoughts in a new blog- AI in Cybersecurity: Urgent Wake-Up Call to Safeguard Your Future It’s not about 𝘪𝘧 your business will be targeted — it’s about 𝘸𝘩𝘦𝘯. The question is, will you be ready? #Cybersecurity #AI #AiBridze #FutureOfWork

🛡️ October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month — and this time, it really hits differently for me. Over the past few months, while diving into cybersecurity labs and real-world case studies, I’ve seen how small habits make the biggest impact. It’s not always about advanced tools or complex systems — sometimes it’s as simple as: 🔹 Thinking twice before clicking a link 🔹 Using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) 🔹 Keeping systems updated 🔹 Questioning what looks “too normal” One thing I’ve learned: cybersecurity is as much about people as it is about technology. Every click, password, and decision plays a role in protecting something bigger. So this month, let’s not just be aware — let’s be intentional. Because security doesn’t start in a data center… it starts with us. 💻🔒 #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #InfoSec #CyberHygiene #StaySecure #AwarenessMatters #CyberMindset

Hot off the cyber press.....Oh Behave! The Annual Cybersecurity Attitudes and Behaviors Report 2025 by National Cybersecurity Alliance. #cybersecurity #cyberfraud Key Findings AI is still a concern ✅ 65% of respondents believe AI will make it easier for criminals to pose as someone else. ✅Despite the surge in AI usage, 58% of users report receiving no training on security or privacy risks. Cybercrime is hitting wallets harder than ever ✅44% of respondents reported experiencing cybercrime that led to data or monetary loss, a 9% increase from 2024. ✅Younger generations were hit hardest: 59% of Gen Z and 56% of Millennials reported losses from scams. Security habits show ongoing weaknesses ✅62% of respondents report regularly creating unique passwords, a decline from 2024, while 41% never use a password manager. ✅While multi-factor authentication is widely recognized (77%), only 41% use it regularly. ✅56% of participants update their software frequently, though only 47% consistently back up important data. https://lnkd.in/eRjKs6zA?

Cybersecurity isn’t optional anymore — it’s survival. Every 39 seconds, an attack attempt happens somewhere in the world. The scary part? Most breaches don’t happen because of advanced hackers — they happen because of weak passwords, outdated systems, and human error. The future of defense lies in AI-driven detection, zero-trust models, and continuous awareness training. Organizations that treat cybersecurity as a checkbox are already behind. Those that embed security into every layer of their operations will lead the way. Cybersecurity is no longer just IT’s problem — it’s a business survival strategy. #CyberSecurity #AI #ZeroTrust #RiskManagement #DataProtection #NextGenSecurity

They let themselves in. They didn’t trip an alarm. You've seen no sign of them yet. But they have been inside your network for months; quietly observing, learning, waiting for the perfect moment. In TechNative, GTT’s Gary Sidhu and Erik Nordquist explore the kinds of threats that are redefining enterprise security: deepfake phishing, undetected breaches and AI-powered attacks that manipulate trust at scale. They explain how the response is evolving, beyond prevention to faster detection, smarter containment and resilient design. Zero Trust and automation are not just buzzwords; they are essential. Read the article to learn what is changing in security and networking, and what your organization should be preparing for before the next breach goes unnoticed: https://lnkd.in/epD92Xq5.  #Cybersecurity #AI #ZeroTrust #TechNative #GTT

📄 New White Paper: Redefining Threat Intelligence with Criminal IP In today’s fast-moving cyber threat landscape, traditional defenses are no longer enough. AI SPERA’s Criminal IP takes an attacker’s perspective to help organizations not just respond, but anticipate and prevent threats. 🔍 Inside the White Paper: ✅Attacker-View Automation ✅AI Anomaly Detection ✅Core Capabilities ✅Real-World Impact ✅What’s Coming Next 👉 Continuous attacker-view monitoring isn’t optional anymore — it’s essential. Download the full white paper to see how Criminal IP helps enterprises stay one step ahead. This white paper was written by Slashdot and is currently only available through Criminal IP. 🔗Get our white paper: https://lnkd.in/diHaeytP #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #WhitePaper #ASM