As technology evolves, we often think of the benefits it can brings to organisations with new software and programmes being created to enhance society as a whole. But we often overlook the fact that these new, innovative products and systems are also available to those who want to do harm – specifically cyber criminals. In 2021, over a third (37%) of global organisations said they were a victim of some form of cyber-attack, according to IDC’s “2021 Ransomware Study.”[1] It is clear that cyber-attacks and data breaches are among the top risks faced by businesses in recent years. Furthermore, a…
Author: Ralph Chammah
Ralph Chammah
CEO at OwlGaze
