Cyber security

Cloud infrastructure security stands as the life-blood of government IT strategy after the 'Cloud First' policy emerged in 2013.

AWS Bedrock's long-term API keys leaked on public GitHub repositories just two weeks after their launch.

The generative AI cybersecurity market will grow almost tenfold between 2024 and 2034. This explosive growth makes sense given how the threat landscape has evolved dramatically.

Security risks have increased by a lot as more developers use AI-assisted coding platforms. One-fifth of organizations build on these platforms and expose themselves to security vulnerabilities.

Cloud environments face a quiet epidemic of security misconfigurations.

IMDS (Instance Metadata Service) emerges as a critical yet overlooked security weakness in cloud environments.

AI malware detection faced major challenges in early 2025 as criminals started using artificial intelligence in their attacks. Security researchers found at least four sophisticated AI-powered malware variants between July and August.

DORA compliance sets the first European standard that requires financial institutions to track their digital ICT risks. The regulation took effect on January 16, 2023 and gives financial firms until January 17, 2025, to meet all requirements.

DORA compliance represents a shift from conventional risk management approaches. The regulation acknowledges that ICT incidents could destabilize the entire financial system, even with proper capital allocation to standard risk categories.