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1 month ago | 
manufacturingdigital.com | Matthew High
Regional Director for Southern Europe at Achilles, Eva Lezcano, used Industry IoT's SCM Leaders Forum to discuss the role of tech in lowering emissions
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1 month ago | 
technologymagazine.com | Matthew High
Vishal (Vish) Chhatralia is right. How we work, and the businesses and relationships we create, should be about purpose, giving back and enhancing lives. It’s a message that’s been instilled in him since Mrs Grey, an early teacher he still cites as a key inspiration today, kicked him into action. The fact that Vish can list several other key mentors who spotted and nurtured his enterprising spirit is as much testament to his obvious passion for his work as it is anything else.
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1 month ago | 
technologymagazine.com | Matthew High
Vishal (Vish) Chhatralia is passionate about giving back. It’s a sentiment that has been nurtured throughout his career thanks to several mentors, including an early teacher, who spotted his enterprising spirit and drove him forward. “I’ve been very lucky,” he reflects. “Having people support, challenge and inspire me since my time in school has taught me the power of leadership.
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
Messaging app Signal offers end-to-end encryption and promises users the opportunity to speak freely, but how secure is it?
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
The National Football League (NFL) now faces data challenges on a scale unmatched by any other sporting organisation. With every game generating billions of data points — covering player tracking, high-definition video and multi-platform fan engagement — the need for a robust and responsive data strategy is no longer optional. Each season, the league processes petabytes of information while dealing with growing cybersecurity risks and tightening regulatory demands.
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
AI has transformed how businesses work, boosting creativity and productivity, adding strategic value and making the vast amounts of enterprise data across a network more valuable. That added value, however, turns much of what AI improves into a prime target for hackers and malicious actors. In particular, the rapid adoption of AI and Gen AI solutions creates concerns for businesses around the privacy and security of stored information, access to enterprise data and the misuse of technology.
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
Adaptive Security: Inside OpenAI’s First Cyber InvestmentOpenAI's Startup Fund is one of several investors in AI-powered cybersecurity startup Adaptive Security, which helps mitigate social engineering attacks. Innovation is a double-edge sword for businesses, particularly when it comes to cybersecurity.
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
Zero-day vulnerabilities in embedded software – a previously unknown flaw that hackers can exploit before vendors or developers are aware or can release a patch – pose significant risks to critical infrastructure. This can include potential unauthorised access, manipulation of controls and the disruption of essential or critical services.
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
Innovation is a double-edge sword for businesses, particularly when it comes to cybersecurity. On the one hand, technologies like Gen AI bring huge advantages to organisational security providing greater threat identification and intelligence, accelerated response and detection capabilities, and a more predictive and proactive security posture. But, there’s a catch.
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2 months ago | 
cybermagazine.com | Matthew High
Despite efforts to increase the number of women in tech, the gender gap across the sector continues to widen. Women currently make up less than one third of the global technology workforce, according to The World Bank. Additional data from Accenture reinforces this, revealing that not only are fewer women entering tech roles, but those who do often leave the sector by their mid-thirties. In cybersecurity specifically, this trend continues.
