Industry Insight

19th Nov 2024

Who benefits from bots?

When it comes to discovering who benefits from bots the answer is a complicated one as not every bot has malicious intent.

However, according to Statista, the latest figures from 2023 show the estimated annual cost of cybercrime in the UK was the equivalent of $320 billion.

Cyber Security, Industry Insight
16th Oct 2024

Machine Learning – what is it and how is it used?

Recent growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) takes advantage of Machine Learning (ML) to fuel rapid technological development in many ways.

One of those is within cybersecurity, especially when it comes to learning how to combat the ever-growing threat of malicious bots and cybercriminals deploying AI as a means of accessing personal data and hijacking business websites for financial gain.

Industry Insight
8th Oct 2024

How to identify malicious bot types

Cybercrime is here to stay and an important part of any company’s security measures should include identifying malicious bot types.

According to the UK Government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2023, 32% of all UK businesses and 24% of charities reported a cyberattack in the past 12 months.

Industry Insight
27th Aug 2024

Marketers need to be prepared for the EU’s AI Act

The European Union’s AI Act has now gone into force four years after it was first proposed – and marketers need to be prepared for it.

Although the AI Act will not directly impact UK businesses’ domestic operations, the legislation will still play a role in governing their operations in the EU, especially for those who wish to trade within it.

Industry Insight
12th Jun 2024

AI in cybercrime is a growing threat

AI in cybercrime has become a powerful new weapon for scammers and many people are falling for sophisticated schemes that use stolen identity data.

A PwC report, in collaboration with Stop Scams UK, published last December found identifying the scale of AI use by scammers is a difficult task. Voice cloning has become a growing concern for the authorities when it comes to ransomware scams.

Cyber Security, Industry Insight
7th Jun 2024

Cyber risks are becoming personal for C-Suite

Rule changes surrounding cyber risks which have already seen Uber’s former CISO sentenced to three years’ probation should be of concern to all C-Suite executives. 

Joseph Sullivan, Uber’s former chief information security officer, was found guilty of paying hackers $100,000 (£79,000) after they gained access to 57 million records of Uber customers, including names and phone numbers. 

Cyber Security, Industry Insight

Award-winning malicious bot protection.

Cyber Award Winner 2021

AI-Enabled Data Solution of the Year – DataIQ Awards 2023 Finalist

Tech Innovation of the Year Winner – Leeds Digital Festival Awards

Cyber Security Company of the Year – UK Business Tech Awards 2023 Finalist

Best Use of AI – Tech Awards 2023 – Highly Commended

UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME 2024 –
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