Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses analyze information, automate tasks, and make decisions. Its evolution is also changing how cybersecurity threats are detected, prevented, and addressed.

Pharmaceutical giant Novartis fell victim to a cyberattack. (Clarín, June 2022)

Advisory and consulting firms handle and collect a large amount of data and confidential information that could be vulnerable in the event of a cyberattack.

The loss of files and data, whether due to accidental deletion or the entry of a virus into our system or device, is very common. With the years we have spent in the world of cybersecurity and IT solutions, we have realized that data recovery services or Disaster Recovery continue to be in high demand.

A few weeks ago, we published an article discussing the importance of cybersecurity in the healthcare sector due to the increase in cyberattacks targeting this industry, reviewing the most common types of malware that can affect healthcare centers, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, or biotech firms. In this article, we want to expand on that information by examining the most frequent vulnerabilities and weak points in healthcare IT infrastructures, which can become the main cause of a virus entering a system, paralyzing operations and putting stored information at risk.

Currently, 94% of users use mobile phones to connect to the Internet, according to the AIMC. A very relevant but worrying figure at the same time. Those of us who work in computer security are aware that mobile security is not usually the same as computer security.

Cybersecurity is now a real concern for any business. The increase in cyberattacks is not something to take lightly, and today, with most transactions conducted digitally, ensuring data security is essential to safeguard reputation and brand image.