CyberSense

Artificial Intelligence research firm OpenAI‘s revolutionary chatbot ChatGPT has made waves since its launch on 30 November 2022. Unlike most chatbots, which are generally limited to answering simple queries and inflicting varying degrees of frustration on their users, ChatGPT can provide comprehensive information on virtually every topic known (before 2022), as well as write, analyse, and help improve text and code.

Since 2005, data breaches have been on the rise, with millions of records exposed in each breach. While data breaches are not new, the proliferation of electronic data has made us more susceptible to such breaches. Data such as credit card information, passwords, personal contact details may be compromised whenever a data breach occurs.

As 2022 comes to a close, this issue of CyberSense provides a summary of the key cybersecurity threats and trends observed over the past 12 months, and a taste of what to expect in 2023.

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict progressed, hacktivism slowly took centre-stage, with many hacker groups taking sides and providing support for the cyber-conflict. ...

Web3, blockchain technology and the metaverse - these three buzzwords have recently gained intense popularity in 2021, as interest in cryptocurrencies ...

Wiper malware is a relatively new but highly destructive class of malicious software, first observed to have been used in the Middle East in 2012. During ...

Notwithstanding the collapse in cryptocurrency values, or ‘crypto crash’ that the world witnessed in May 2022, 2021 was a phenomenal year for digital currencies. ...

With more companies realising the benefits of allowing their employees to use their personal ...

Companies are only as strong as their weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity.