AI-Driven Cybercrime Exploits Human Error

During the conference at the University of Calabria organized by the Guardia di Finanza, the risk of using AI and how law enforcement can exploit it to combat organized crime was emphasized. For Andrea De Gennaro, Commander General of the Guardia di Finanza, “human intervention remains essential to validate decisions and guarantee justice.” Read more

Human error tops cloud security threats in Qualys report

A recent report by Qualys reveals human error as a major security threat in cloud and SaaS sectors, with 28% of organisations facing data breaches last year.

Human error: biggest cybersecurity threat we face

Human error as the biggest cyber threat, featuring expert insights for safer digital navigation. Despite technological advancements, human error remains the leading cause of data breaches. Weak passwords, phishing scams, and poor security habits leave organisations vulnerable to cyber threats. In this episode, cyber security expert Jacqueline Jayne highlights how hackers exploit common mistakes, taking advantage of misplaced trust and a lack of …

Artificial intelligence (IA) offers us opportunities, efficiency and new horizons, but it also has a dark side in terms of cybersecurity. Cybercriminals can also take advantage of it for their illicit activities. We will find out how they do it and what we can do to defend ourselves. In recent years, generational artificial intelligence has taken a central role in the global technological landscape. Tools such as DeepSeek and Perplexity, along w…

Dr. Odine Salloum El-Hayek signed her book, "Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity," at the Mar Elias Antelias Hall, in the presence of a number of academic, intellectual, media, and social figures. The book addresses the basic concepts of artificial intelligence and how to regulate its use to ensure its safe and responsible use. It also addresses the possibility of granting it legal status and governance, as well as the ethical principles t…

AI-Driven Cybercrime Exploits Human Error  - African Newspage | Reporting Africa’s Development

“AI itself is neither inherently good nor bad – but it has the potential to be both. In the hands of defenders, it can offer powerful protection from cyberattacks; in the hands of cybercriminals, it can be used exploit human vulnerabilities on a massive scale. It all depends on who is behind the keyboard,” – Allan Juma, Cyber Security Engineer at ESET East Africa. Allan Juma, Cyber Security Engineer at ESET East Africa JOHANNESBURG, South Africa…