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AI brings powerful new capabilities but also introduces new layers of complexity. As AI takes over more tasks, how can we maximise its performance while minimising risks? How can humans and AI work together to respond faster, without losing oversight or accountability? We ask Jason Lau, a member of the Global Board of Directors at ISACA, for his views on the promises of agentic AI and how cybersecurity teams can harness it effectively. From red teaming AI systems to setting clear boundaries on autonomous actions, Lau outlines a practical path forward.

Today's cyber threats demand a radical rethink of how we view employees in the security equation. With sophisticated attacks targeting every level of an organisation, all employees now stand on the cybersecurity front line – from HR to finance to sales. Yet most organisations still treat staff as security liabilities rather than assets. Industry leaders Kieron Tarling and Vivek Chudgar argue for abandoning blame-based approaches in favour of empowerment. By making security personally relevant and building trust instead of fear, companies can transform their entire workforce into active defenders who spot anomalies and help prevent catastrophic damage. 

Cybersecurity isn’t just about stopping breaches; it’s about staying operational when systems falter. We speak with veteran CISOs Dave Lewis and Joseph Carson, who make the case for building resilience from the ground up: patch the old, plan for failure, support your people, and keep it simple. In an era of AI-driven threats, the basics matter more than ever.

As cyberattacks grow in sophistication, resilience has become a strategic concern – not just a technical one. At GovWare, Sam Liew of NCS shared how governments and enterprises in Southeast Asia are rethinking cybersecurity by implementing zero trust architectures, fostering a security-first culture, and going beyond traditional continuity planning.

The digital landscape is experiencing seismic shifts due to rapid technological advancements. How can enterprises and governments forge ahead by leveraging AI and traditional cybersecurity engineering to build highly resilient systems for an unpredictable and ever-evolving threat landscape. Here’s what various speakers and cybersecurity leaders at GovWare 2024 said.

Healthcare is one of the most essential infrastructures in any society, yet it is also one of the most vulnerable to disruption. What can healthcare organisations do to harness the full potential of digital transformation while safeguarding patient privacy and ensuring data security? Read on to hear what our esteemed panel of leaders said at GovWare 2024.

The modern digital perimeter extends far beyond the corporate network, covering a wide array of cloud environments, on-premises deployments, and remote workspaces. As the challenge of securing this much larger attack surface becomes more complex, what are some capabilities that enterprises will need to secure their digital infrastructure? Read on to find out.

Threat intelligence has become an integral component of cybersecurity strategies today, giving organisations the insights they need to anticipate and counter threats. As enterprises move away from a prevention-only approach, having the right threat intelligence allows Secops teams to focus on real threats by prioritising alerts and reducing noise. Here’s why threat intelligence is playing such a pivotal role. 

The basic firewall and antivirus protection of the past has expanded into a diverse, multifaceted ecosystem, reflecting the growing complexity of the solutions designed to combat modern cyber threats. Here’s how channel partners can help CISOs manoeuvre the labyrinth of security solutions and integrate them.

Enterprises in the Asia Pacific are doing a much better job of discovering cyber intruders today, but the impact of breaches is worsening with continued digital transformation, according to the Mandiant M-Trends 2024 report. How else is the cyber landscape changing, and what does it mean for enterprises and governments?