The year 2024 saw a rise in cybersecurity threats driven by artificial intelligence (AI). IBM noted that the global cost of a data breach rose 5% to an average of $4.67 million. Despite AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, major breaches occurred worldwide, targeting vital sectors like finance and healthcare. Cybercrime damages accounted for over $10.5 trillion globally. In Nigeria, cyber fraud surged, leading to financial losses and raising questions about security strategies. The author suggests strict regulatory revisions, emphasis on AI, public cooperation, and global collaboration to improve cybersecurity.
New Guidelines: Cybersecurity Resilience in the Healthcare Industry
In response to growing cyber threats, healthcare cybersecurity requirements are set to tighten, shifting towards resilience rather than prevention. The proposed changes include an emphasis
