Cyber Security

Half of Irish cyber security attacks may be undetected – Survey

Over 50% of cyber attacks on Irish businesses may be undetected, the Magnet Networks Cyber Security Survey has found. Just…

8 years ago

One in six businesses unprepared for a data breach

Research conducted by BSI’s Cybersecurity and Information Resilience centre of excellence has revealed that one in six European organizations are…

8 years ago

SMBs Cybersecurity Risk, Their Opportunity

Increasingly, small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) have become an attractive target for cybercriminals to attack— whether they’re the intended victim or…

8 years ago

BSI Announce New Cybersecurity Training Courses for 2018/19

BSI’s Cybersecurity and Information Resilience centre of excellence has announced new training courses for 2018/19. The new globally recognized training…

8 years ago

Most Developers Don’t Use Artificial Intelligence Software But 75% are Planning on Learning AI Tools in the Next 12 Months

Written by Richard Gall Artificial intelligence is everywhere, we’re often told. And while it’s tempting to think the tech sector…

8 years ago

New Speakers Announced for DataSolutions’ 6th Annual Secure Computing Forum

One of Ireland’s largest security events with 400 delegates expected to attend 16 international speakers to discuss cybersecurity, counter-terrorism, Artificial…

8 years ago

After a week of headline grabbing global cyberattacks are businesses ready for the next wave?

Join our live interactive panel debate with two of the world’s leading cyber counter terrorists Tuesday 11th September from 17.00-17.25…

8 years ago

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