The GRIP team looks into the crystal ball and does some plain speaking about what the future might bring – this time looking at cybersecurity and the threat landscape.
Reporting/registration requirements and the consequences for organizations in countries where implementation of the NIS2 Directive is delayed.
Other news includes a startling fact about North Korean crypto theft, a damning report about the management of Credit Suisse, and a potential Honda-Nissan merger.
Other news includes Japan planning to create a four-day work week, updates in the Trafigura bribery trial, and a big FTC fine against Fortnite.
Cybersecurity incidents and risk from third-party providers and digital assets identified as key concerns.
The SEC said the attack affected the business’s ability to update its books and records and lose connectivity to its clearing firms and clearing agents.
UK retailers Morrisons and Sainsbury’s were some of those affected by the attack on Blue Yonder in the US.
Despite advancements in leveraging cloud-based analysis for swift threat identification and response, the industry has largely stagnated in one critical area: true anomaly detection.