In this episode of In the Spotlight, Louella Fernandes speaks with Quentyn Taylor from Canon Europe about the evolving cybersecurity landscape. They discuss the impact of AI on both attackers and defenders, common misconceptions in information security, and the challenges faced by IT teams – including addressing vulnerabilities in the often-overlooked print network.

Taylor emphasises the importance of visibility, monitoring, and multi-factor authentication, while also addressing the future implications of AI and quantum computing. The conversation concludes with key recommendations for organisations to enhance their cybersecurity posture and prepare for inevitable incidents.

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