Cybersecurity is a complex interplay of prevention, detection, response, and reflection, says guest author Alexander Bogocz of Skaylink.

Cybersecurity is a complex interplay of prevention, detection, response, and reflection, says guest author Alexander Bogocz of Skaylink.
From the perspective of the security service provider Kaspersky, damage costs and investments in cybersecurity are therefore almost on par.
A Kaspersky study highlights emerging risks, including quantum-safe ransomware and increased attacks on mobile devices.
Between mid-2023 and mid-2024, an average of 309,000 new malware variants were identified daily.
'In the future, customers' trust in car brands will be measured by how they handle cybersecurity and prevent external attacks,' says Professor Stefan Bratzel from CAM.
A Kaspersky study of C-level decision-makers shows that only 22% are considering internal company rules on the use of AI.
Study: More than half of DACH companies now have a policy. Total cost of cyber insurance is rising.
KPMG study: phishing, attacks on cloud services and attacks via data leaks are the most common crimes.
Autonomous pentests from the cloud can be used to identify vulnerabilities.
Decision-makers see APIs as a Trojan horse for cyber attacks, but most are not investing in the right security applications.
Cybersecurity expert Oded Vanunu from Check Point warns about the number of attacks rather than the quality of cyberattacks by AI.
Should companies negotiate with ransomware attackers and pay the ransom demanded?
A recent study by Bitdefender Labs documents the sharp increase in AI-produced video deepfakes.
Large language models (LLM) are finding their way into more and more IT products. From Kaspersky's perspective, this means that the size of the attack surface is increasing significantly.
Cyber security starts small, for example by tidying up your inbox, recommends Adam Marrè from Arctic Wolf.
Data theft and fraud are the most common crimes on the internet. According to a dark field study that the BSI has now presented together with the police.
Cybercriminals are greedy for profit, looking for the least resistance, says Chester Wisniewski of Sophos.
Attackers are teasing would-be cyber criminals by deploying fake malware kits on code-sharing platforms like GitHub.
TÜV Association: 82 percent of German companies that have experienced an IT security incident in the past 12 months have kept it secret.
PwC study: seven out of ten companies plan to deploy GenAI tools for cyber defense in the next twelve months.
Cybercrime is fast becoming a professional services-based industry, according to the WithSecure report.
What does the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank mean for cybersecurity? A commentary by Arctic Wolf's Ian McShane.
Cyber-Deception is one of the most effective and powerful approaches the computer security industry has perhaps ever seen.