Digital security: identity, privacy and devices

Digital security is, first and foremost, the everyday layer of defence that protects people, teams and organisations against a threat landscape that evolves every week. Today, new entry vectors are common in any organisation: generative-AI phishing, deepfakes, identity theft, attacks on mobile devices and credential compromise. As a result, it’s no longer a problem exclusive to large corporations, but one for any connected professional.

In this hub I group, on one hand, the articles where I cover applied cyber hygiene: how to build strong passwords and authentication, detect hacking attempts on phones, protect your digital identity and train teams to recognise social engineering. On the other, I step up towards risk management as a leadership discipline and towards a fast-growing front: non-human identities (keys, tokens and AI agents) that now outnumber human ones and are one of attackers’ favourite doors. All the material is designed for professionals who aren’t security specialists but need to make well-informed decisions.