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Cybersecurity programmes today are filled with policies, procedures, standards, awareness training and compliance activities. Organisations invest significant effort into documenting how security should operate, and auditors increasingly expect evidence that these controls are in place. There is good reason for this. Governance is important, it provides structure, establishes expectations and helps organisations demonstrate due diligence.

For years, organisations have treated tracking cookies and artificial intelligence as separate issues. Tracking technologies were viewed primarily through the lens of privacy regulation and digital marketing, while artificial intelligence was seen as an emerging productivity tool. Increasingly, however, these two technologies are converging in ways that create a much more challenging cybersecurity environment. Tracking

Few cyber incidents have illustrated the human consequences of a data breach as starkly as the attack on Vastaamo, a Finnish psychotherapy provider. Criminals stole highly sensitive records and, after failing to extort the company, turned their attention to individual patients. They threatened to publish therapy notes unless victims paid ransoms. The incident caused enormous