The logistics sector has gained renewed importance in today’s digital-first world, with retailers and customers demanding instant delivery of goods at the click of a button. To meet these expectations, logistics companies have adopted technology at scale to streamline operations and improve efficiency. While this digital transformation has delivered operational benefits, it has also introduced serious cybersecurity risks.
Mobile devices have become ubiquitous worldwide. For many people, their first interaction with the internet is through a smartphone. Businesses have responded to this shift by expanding their mobile-based sales strategies, with mobile commerce now accounting for more than 72.9% of total eCommerce sales [1]. However, when it comes to security, the situation is far
In today’s technology-first world, few things damage an organization more than a headline announcing, “XYZ Company Hacked, Passwords Stolen.” Such incidents can severely harm a company’s reputation and cause customers to lose trust instantly.
Artificial Intelligence Brings a New Pace to Cybersecurity As the world continues to digitize at an unprecedented rate, concerns around cybersecurity have grown significantly. Cybercriminals now have a far wider reach, enabling them to target individuals and organizations across the globe. Fortunately, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) offer powerful tools to help combat
