Traditional perimeter security and manual patching leave modern businesses vulnerable as cybercriminal tactics rapidly adapt in real time. Following major incidents like the 2023 UK Royal Mail breach and the OVHcloud / VMware attacks, organizations must transition from reactive, human-reliant defenses to proactive, hardware-embedded AI architectures.
By integrating AI-powered, hardware-based security at every level, businesses can stay one step ahead of cybercriminals, ensuring that even the most sophisticated attacks are detected and blocked before they can cause harm.
In light of a data breach suffered by the UK’s Royal Mail in early 2023, our CEO Camellia Chan penned a letter to the editor at the Financial Times to highlight the need for businesses to evolve with the times – just as hackers do.
She shares, “We are all at risk and currently fighting a losing battle against criminal gangs that can evolve tactics in real time to mitigate reactive cyber security measures. It’s time for us to evolve too.
The OVHcloud / VMware attack referenced in the article underscores the weakness of relying on human intervention to patch — or not patch — systems and defences. Alternatively we can remove this human reliance through zero-trust Artificial Intelligence, utilising it at all levels, from the firmware upwards, so that every single data access request is scrutinised, meaning it remains inaccessible from ransomware gangs — even if the wider perimeter isn’t.”
Access her full response here: https://www.ft.com/content/385838c1-d820-4c93-a40c-c40db73d8bc1
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