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3 weeks ago | 
securitybrief.com.au | Chris Fisher |Vectra AI
Cybersecurity stands at a fascinating crossroads today, with artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionising the field, acting both as a powerful ally and a formidable adversary. Tools like Copilot and DeepSeek AI may benefit organisations, but they also empower cybercriminals to launch more sophisticated and elusive attacks.
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1 month ago | 
cyberdaily.au | Chris Fisher
Australian organisations are expected to spend almost $6.2 billion on information security and risk management products and services in 2025, up 14.4 per cent from 2024 (Gartner) – a clear indication of the critical importance of cyber security in protecting digital assets and maintaining business continuity in an increasingly digital world.
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2 months ago | 
hbsdealer.com | Chris Fisher
In the building supply business, success comes from helping your customers be the hero. When customers are empowered and informed, they can support their customers more effectively, which, in return, makes them more loyal to you. LBM dealers who integrate technology while maintaining a personal touch can enhance the customer experience and drive business growth.
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2 months ago | 
cyberdaily.au | Chris Fisher
This shift towards AI-driven strategies demands a reevaluation of outdated approaches, balancing emerging threats with growing concerns over AI’s overhyped promises. It’s important to seek insights from those on the frontlines, dealing with both advancements in threat response technology and AI-powered malicious threat actors.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
columbian.com | Chris Fisher
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
itwire.com | Chris Fisher |Vectra AI
GUEST OPINION: The current business landscape is witnessing an increased deployment of Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) - enabled tools like Microsoft Copilot to reimagine business models in the name of innovation. Unfortunately, this has directly contributed to an alarming spike in cyberattack frequency, severity and diversity.
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Jun 17, 2024 | 
inaitoday.com | Chris Fisher |Vectra AI
Getting the balance right between innovation, security and AI technologyBy Chris Fisher (pictured), Regional Director for Australia and New Zealand, Vectra AIThe financial services sector is currently witnessing increased deployment of Generative Artificial Intelligence-enabled tools like Microsoft Copilot which are reimagining existing business models in the name of innovation. Unfortunately, this has directly contributed to an alarming spike in cyberattack frequency, severity and diversity.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
securitybrief.com.au | Chris Fisher |Vectra AI
As the digital landscape continues to evolve at a rapid rate, the escalation of complex cyber risks is becoming a pressing issue for business leaders. Finding the balance between the pursuit of innovation and expansion, and the rising necessity for cybersecurity, is a dilemma that many are wrestling with.
In fact, the is entirely underpinned by helping businesses improve their ability to shield against the increase in cyber threats.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
itwire.com | Chris Fisher |Vectra AI
GUEST OPINION: In our ever-evolving digital landscape, the surge in complex cyber risks has become a critical concern for business leaders. Balancing the drive for innovation and growth with the increasing demand for robust cybersecurity presents a formidable challenge-one that many businesses grapple with. In fact, the is entirely underpinned by helping businesses improve their ability to shield against the increase in cyber threats.
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Jan 25, 2024 | 
itwire.com | Chris Fisher |Vectra AI
GUEST OPINION: Throughout last year, many Australian and New Zealand businesses made headlines for all the wrong reasons, as even large corporations investing ample funds into security measures were forced to announce breaches and customer data leaks.
