Hard on the heels of an ABI Research report for 6GWorld, this on-demand webinar brings perspectives from ENISA, Trend Micro and ABI to explore where cybersecurity trends are leading us and how we can seize fresh opportunities.
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The physical world of 2030 and beyond will be more networked, digitised and automated than ever before, depending on connectivity and AI to function. How do we make sure that bad actors cannot exploit this to endanger lives and economies?
Commissioned by 6GWorld, this ABI Research report maps out the interplay between security challenges and the evolution beyond 5G networks, including recommendations for action today and further reading.
In this Q&A conducted by 6GWorldTM, NanoLock Security CTO Nitzan Daube discusses the increasing number of smart cities and how one might address accompanying cyber threats. Is there a way to balance the needs for frequent, but cost-effective security updates in...
Smart cities had been booming before the pandemic, but it COVID-19 has nevertheless served as a catalyst, shifting priorities in the sector.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has many use cases, including cybersecurity. However, securing AI systems themselves has to be a priority.
Professor Daniel Mittleman explains how researchers will have to take new approaches to secure Terahertz frequencies in communications
Two out of three organisations plan to deploy AI for cybersecurity this year according to Capgemini. There are undeniable concerns, though.
When data breaches are increasingly common, destructive and costly, 'trustworthy' communications and cloud are becoming more significant. Is "secure 5G" start-up Exium feeding on hype or offering something new?
What can be done to secure the networks and systems that citizens, companies, and states rely on now and in the future? Here are three of the most interesting recent pieces of thought leadership.