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DEFENDING THE REALM
Danny Jenkins, co-founder and CEO of ThreatLocker talks to PCR about AI, the current landscape and what the future holds for cybersecurity.
What are the biggest threats to cybersecurity? Te current threats we are facing as a digitalised world are an increasing number of malware attacks, phishing, cloud security breaches, zero-day exploits, and vulnerabilities. Hackers are becoming smarter and more sophisticated, leveraging advanced technologies to enhance their attacks and with the evolution of generative AI, creating malware has become more accessible. Te capabilities of AI are enabling even those with minimal coding experience the ability to craſt malicious soſtware, thereby significantly broadening the extent of the threats facing organisations’ sensitive data. We are witnessing more widespread attacks in the news every day,
highlighting the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity defences and proactive measures to ensure that as technology advances, so do our cybersecurity capabilities.
How can these threats be mitigated? As more high-profile attacks continue to dominate the news headlines, businesses are beginning to recognise the critical importance of having a robust cybersecurity defence system. To effectively protect themselves, organisations should implement advanced security technologies such as next-generation firewalls,
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comprehensive endpoint protection, and zero-trust solutions. Tese measures are essential for preventing unauthorised access and identifying potential threats in real time. Furthermore, by establishing robust security policies, conducting
routine audits, and performing vulnerability assessments, businesses are able to address weaknesses and develop effective incident response plans to quickly recover from any breaches. Such plans outline the procedures to follow in the event of a security incident and by integrating these practices into everyday operations, businesses can enhance their ability to safeguard and recover from threats while also strengthening their overall cybersecurity resilience. Te most effective way for businesses to mitigate threats and better
safeguard themselves is by partnering with a reputable cybersecurity company which can provide specialised expertise, advanced protections, and monitoring support.
What makes TreatLocker different from its competitors? At TreatLocker, we use a Zero Trust approach, ensuring that every user and application is verified and only granted access to the resources they need. We continuously operate in the background to minimise risks of unauthorised access from any attack internally or externally,
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