financial services

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Blockchain Vulnerabilities: A Deep Dive for C-Level Executives

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Blockchain has emerged as a transformative force in the rapidly evolving landscape of decentralised technology. Its enhanced security, transparency, and efficiency promise has attracted significant attention from businesses and industries worldwide. However, like any complex system, blockchain is not immune to vulnerabilities. Understanding these vulnerabilities is crucial for C-level executives to safeguard their organisation’s digital assets and reputation.

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The 5 Biggest Cyber Threats for Financial Services

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The financial services industry, a cornerstone of modern economies, is a prime target for cybercriminals. The allure of vast sums of money, sensitive personal data, and the intricate web of interconnected systems makes it a lucrative hunting ground. This blog delves into the five most significant cyber threats facing financial institutions, providing insights into their modus operandi, potential impact, and strategies for mitigation.

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Cyber Threats in Healthcare: A Critical Issue for MSMEs

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Cybercriminals are opportunistic. They target organisations of all sizes, but healthcare MSMEs, with their rich trove of sensitive patient data, are particularly attractive.

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Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) Side-Channel Attacks: A Deep Dive for C-Suite Executives

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Understanding the fundamental principles of SMT is essential to grasping the nature of SMT side-channel attacks. A processor’s physical core can be divided into multiple logical cores, each capable of executing a separate thread of instructions. This lets the processor handle various tasks simultaneously, improving overall system performance.

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Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) Evasion: A Critical Threat to MSMEs

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DPI is a sophisticated technique network administrators employ to examine the data content within network packets. It’s instrumental in detecting and preventing malicious activities such as malware, spam, and unauthorised access. However, cybercriminals have adapted and developed countermeasures to bypass DPI, a phenomenon known as DPI evasion.