Ireland's cyber security sector is being urged to strengthen collaboration between industry, government and academia as artificial intelligence creates new risks for critical infrastructure and the wider digital economy. The issue was a central theme at the fifth annual Cyber Ireland National Conference (CINC26), which brought cyber security leaders together in Kilkenny on Tuesday.
Ireland's cyber security sector is being urged to strengthen collaboration between industry, government and academia as artificial intelligence creates new risks for critical infrastructure and the wider...
The issue was a central theme at the fifth annual Cyber Ireland National Conference (CINC26), which brought cyber security leaders together in Kilkenny on Tuesday.
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Ireland's cyber security sector is being urged to strengthen collaboration between industry, government and academia as artificial intelligence creates new risks for critical infrastructure and the wider digital economy. The issue was a central theme at the fifth annual Cyber Ireland National Conference (CINC26), which brought cyber security leaders together in Kilkenny on Tuesday.
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