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Preparing for an uncertain future

            AI-powered malware illustrates a fundamental shift in the cyber threat landscape. With its ability to learn,
            adapt,  and  execute  highly  targeted  attacks,  traditional  security  measures  will  no  longer  protect
            businesses against cyber-attacks.

            To combat these intelligent threats, businesses must embrace a multilayered cybersecurity strategy that
            combines AI-powered detection tools with proactive risk mitigation techniques, such as physical network
            segmentation. By implementing these defenses, organizations can stay one step ahead.






            About the Author

            Stephen  Kines  is  the  COO/Co-Founder  of  the  multi-award-winning
            cybersecurity  company  Goldilock  with  its  multi-patented  technology
            allowing  remote  physical  disconnect  of  any  device  or  network  in  the
            world without using the internet. Stephen is an international corporate
            lawyer with expertise in tech M&A in UK and EU. He has been a general
            counsel  for  ultra-high  net worth  individuals  and  families as well  as  a
            partner  in  international  law  firms.  Stephen  is  focused  on  emerging
            technologies, including blockchain and cybersecurity. He is known for
            his avid community engagement and commitment to sustainability at all
            levels. A former military officer, Stephen serves as Goldilock's second-
            in-command, ensuring the company remains focused on its strategic objectives.

            Stephen  can  be  reached  online  at  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kines/  and  at  our  company  website
            https://goldilock.com/


































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