Pwn2Own: The World’s Most Elite Hacking Competition Heads to Cork
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Public sector organisations are under unprecedented pressure to optimise cyber resilience. Trend Micro data from 2023 shows the sector recorded more malware detections than any other last year.
Following several exciting years in Toronto, the Pwn2Own event is making its way to Trend Micro’s offices in Cork, Ireland, from October 22-25, 2024. The event promises to showcase some of the most advanced and cutting-edge cyberattacks. Each year, security researchers from across the globe gather to exploit vulnerabilities in popular software and devices, pushing the boundaries of cybersecurity. The upcoming event will focus on several key categories of hacks, each targeting a variety of platforms, including enterprise software, industrial control systems, and servers.
Pwn2Own, one of the most anticipated cybersecurity competitions, is back—and this time, it's moving to a new home. After several exciting years in Toronto, the contest is making its way to Trend Micro’s offices in Cork, Ireland, from October 22-25, 2024. The global tradition of Pwn2Own has seen it move from cities like Amsterdam, Tokyo, and Austin, and now, we're excited to bring the action to Cork.
The UK government’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill represents a critical step in addressing the growing cyber risks faced by organisations today.
Cyber risks are spiralling out of control, with Trend Micro blocking 161 billion threats in 2023 alone, a 10% annual increase. As organisations pursue digital transformation, their expanding digital attack surfaces attract cybercriminals who easily exploit vulnerabilities. This has prompted global regulators to push for greater accountability from business leadership in managing cyber risks.
In a significant step towards fortifying the UK’s digital resilience, Technology Secretary Peter Kyle has announced that data centres will now be designated as part of the country’s critical national infrastructure (CNI). This move, led by the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), seeks to enhance the protection of these vital facilities from cyber threats and IT disruptions.
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