As AI‑enabled attacks exploit trust and human decision‑making, security leaders face a new challenge: protecting people, not just technology. Phil Tobolski explores how organisations can adapt security models to keep pace with AI‑driven deception.

With internal security teams increasingly overstretched, organisations are feeling the impact of the growing cyber skills gap every day. In our latest webinar experts shared how managed SOC and XDR services help shift the burden, delivering stronger protection without adding complexity.

Don’t let the cyber skills gap weaken your defences. Watch this webinar to learn how Logicalis and Cisco can help you transform your security operations with global SOC expertise and MXDR innovation.

Attackers don’t break in: they log in. Our latest global research from IDC reveals why human identities are the weakest link behind every major ransomware entry point.

To accompany the release of the recent IDC infographic “From Shortage to Strength: Fixing the Cyber Skills Gap,” we sat down with Mike Fry, to get his insights and what they mean for organisations today.

As Logicalis launch their latest Cybersecurity Newsletter on LinkedIn, Mike Fry explores why alert fatigue, complexity and human‑centred risks may be today’s biggest threat to resilience.

Discover why the cybersecurity skills gap is putting businesses at risk and how managed security services can bridge the shortage. Learn strategies to boost resilience, reduce costs, and stay ahead of AI-driven threats.

“Threat hunting isn’t just about locating adversaries; it’s about anticipating their moves, proactively searching for hidden risks, and transforming intelligence into action before a breach occurs, says Gandhiraj Rajappan, SOC Manager at Logicalis Asia Pacific.

The Asia-Pacific region has become a global hotspot for cybercrime, accounting for 34% of incidents in 2024. As a critical component of the global supply chain and its position as a technology and manufacturing hub, the region is an irresistible target for cybercriminals.