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News & Resources

Quantum Computing vs. Encryption: The Future of Cybersecurity

Quantum Computing vs. Encryption: The Future of Cybersecurity

As we’ve explored in previous articles, quantum computing is a game-changing technology with the potential to revolutionise industries. But what does it mean for encryption—the cornerstone of modern cybersecurity? In this post, we’ll look at the potential clash between quantum computing and traditional encryption methods, and what it means for the future of cybersecurity.

Cybersecurity for Mental Health: Protecting Your Digital Wellbeing

Cybersecurity for Mental Health: Protecting Your Digital Wellbeing

Our digital lives are more integrated than ever before in this connected world. While the internet offers endless opportunities for connection, convenience, and entertainment, it also comes with its own set of risks that can affect not only our data but also our mental wellbeing. At OxCyber, we understand that cybersecurity goes beyond protecting personal information—it’s about protecting your peace of mind too.

Have You Heard About Deepfake Scams?

Have You Heard About Deepfake Scams?

Deepfake scams are taking the world of cybersecurity by storm, and it’s a trend that is only set to grow. While deepfake technology used to be mostly associated with entertainment and social media pranks, it’s now being hijacked by cybercriminals to pull off highly sophisticated fraud. These AI-driven manipulations can make it look like someone is saying or doing something they never actually did, making it incredibly difficult to distinguish between what’s real and what’s fake.

Sustainable Cybersecurity: The Environmental Impact of Our Digital Lives

Sustainable Cybersecurity: The Environmental Impact of Our Digital Lives

As OxCyber members, we want to highlight a very important topic and let you know that we care about more than just your digital security—we care about the planet too. That’s why we believe it’s essential to consider the environmental impact of our digital habits, especially when it comes to cybersecurity. As we protect our data, we must also be mindful of how our actions affect the world around us.

Social Engineering 3.0: Inside the New Tricks Cybercriminals Are Using 

Social Engineering 3.0: Inside the New Tricks Cybercriminals Are Using 

Staying on top of the cybersecurity game means being aware of the latest tactics cybercriminals are using. Social Engineering 3.0 takes traditional scams to new heights, combining advanced technology and psychological manipulation to exploit human behaviour. Understanding these growing threats is crucial to protecting yourself and your organisation. 

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