Crypto-jacking, also known as malicious crypto mining, is the unauthorised use of a victim’s computing power to mine cryptocurrency. This is achieved by infecting devices with malware or embedding malicious scripts on websites. These scripts silently hijack a device’s processing power, forcing it to perform complex calculations needed to generate cryptocurrency for the attacker.
The world of digital trade negotiations can be a complex battlefield. But in this ever-evolving landscape, there’s an unexpected factor emerging as a potential unifier: cybersecurity. Let’s explore why C-suite leaders should prioritise cybersecurity as a critical driver for successful digital trade agreements.
As a C-level executive, you understand the importance of robust cybersecurity. However, choosing the proper defence can feel daunting, given the complex array of acronyms like EDR, MDR, and XDR.
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In today’s interconnected world, your organisation’s success hinges on your cybersecurity posture and the resilience of your entire supply chain. A seemingly innocuous breach at a third-party vendor can become a backdoor into your critical systems, exposing sensitive data, disrupting operations, and eroding customer trust. This is why securing the supply chain is not just a matter of IT and Information Security but a strategic imperative for every C-Suite executive.