The CyAN Blog
Cybersecurity Advisors Network’s blog is a forum for CyAN members and friends to present their work and analysis to the broader information security community.
Combatting Technology-Facilitated Abuse and Violence: A Call to Action
Imagine living in constant fear, knowing that every online interaction could be monitored, every move tracked and every personal detail exploited by an abusive partner. This is the harsh reality for millions of individuals worldwide who are victims of technology-facilitated abuse (TFA) and technology-facilitatedviolence (TFV). …
In Defense of eSafety: Upholding Democratic Processes in the Digital Age
As cybersecurity professionals, we at the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) are acutely aware of the critical role that technology plays in shaping our society. As our primary focus is on information security, data protection as well as Trust & Safety, we recognise the broader implications …
CyAN Video/Podcast – Linux Malware and Security, With Craig Rowland
The latest episode of CyAN’s Secure-in-Mind video and podcast series features Craig Rowland, CEO and founder of New Zealand-based Sandfly Security.32 “The Internet runs on Linux” – over 90% of the top million websites run on Linux, and it’s a critical part of the global …
How Mistral’s Partnership with Microsoft Secures its Future in the Competitive AI Landscape
AI is causing unprecedented changes that are both creating new opportunities and transforming individuals, businesses, and society. The current AI landscape is characterised by increased competition and dependence on a small number of dominant players. These players have the talent, resources, data, and a willing …
Securing Tomorrow: The Pivotal Role of Quantum Computing in Cybersecurity
This simple yet powerful statement highlights the immense potential of quantum computing to revolutionize the cybersecurity landscape. While still in its early stages of development, quantum computers possess the game-changing ability to perform calculations that are impossible for even the most powerful classical computers. This …