Cybersecurity News January 2025

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What is new in January, 2025 in Cybersecurity?

Industry leaders explain how AI will change cybersecurity

Over the past year, the security industry has grappled with the widespread adoption of AI as an essential technology for protecting against cyberattacks and, in the hands of criminals, a formidable weapon disrupting traditional approaches to security.

At a recent Innovate 2025 conference, several renowned security and AI leaders were brought together to explain how AI will transform our industry and what we can expect in the months ahead. Knowledge sharing is one of the best exercises we can engage in as a cyber community to collectively fight against the evolving AI threat, and Innovate 2025 had no shortage of valuable and actionable perspectives. Read more

Cyber Resilience: Sorry Vendors, It’s About Leadership, Not Tech

When people talk about cybersecurity, they often focus on the latest tools or fancy technologies. But in my experience, leading global teams through tough situations, leadership is the real foundation of cyber resilience.

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technical fixes; it’s about protecting the business. It requires clear thinking, teamwork, and a culture where everyone plays their part. Leaders who get this can move their organisations from reacting to problems to staying ahead of them. Read more

Need to build robust industrial supply chain security while considering emerging technologies

As the industrial sector advances into 2025, industrial supply chain security is increasingly likely to be defined by mandatory SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials), regulatory scrutiny, and the rise of AI (artificial intelligence) and advanced technologies. Cyber adversaries are also expected to be active this year, as they aim to react to new political developments and prove their continued ability to take action. Adoption of emerging technologies such as AI, ML (machine learning) and IoT (Internet of Things) will change the processes by which companies will protect their supply chains and offer real-time monitoring, as well as predictive analytics, with precursors, which will help to uncover vulnerabilities. Read more

Cybersecurity Executive Order—Key Implications for the Manufacturing Industry

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