Tag Archives: CyberSecurity

AI Watermarks: Compliance Checkbox or Cyber Control?

AI-generated content is becoming easier to create. The EU is now making it easier to detect. But does that mean you will know when something you see on social media or elsewhere online was created or manipulated by AI? In … Continue reading

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The 72-Hour Race: Why AI-Driven Discovery is Testing the Limits of Governance

The “luxury of time” in cybersecurity just evaporated. Recent reports indicate that U.S. officials at CISA are considering a radical policy shift: cutting the remediation window for exploited flaws from the typical two weeks down to just three days. The … Continue reading

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The Fourth Pillar? Making the Case for Cybersecurity in ESG

Global ransomware attacks surged by 45% in 2025, with over 9,200 incidents recorded worldwide – the highest volume on record. This dramatic rise underscores that cybersecurity threats are no longer just IT issues; they are now central to companies sustainability … Continue reading

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Deepfakes: Decoding and Defending An Introduction

The term “deepfake” is a combination of “deep learning” and “fake”. These fakes are created using algorithms that are trained to mimic human behavior. It’s a place where reality and fiction blur together, leaving us questioning what’s real and what’s not. Continue reading

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