Notable cyberattacks, or the threat of one, are becoming a near daily headline in the news.Within the past seven days, Ukraine’s top mobile operator reported being hit by a major cyberattack during the country’s ongoing conflict with Russia, Toyota Motor Co. revealed a second breach in less than month, and the U.S. government issued a warning that hackers backed by the Chinese military were attempting to infiltrate critical infrastructure, including power, water utilities and transportation networks.What this increasingly perilous landscape means for enterprise IT was the focus of a day-long discussion as part of the ongoing Dell Technologies Inc

Security threats ranging from artificial intelligence-based malware to bio-mimicking drones are on the horizon. Kyndryl Inc. aims to stop them in their tracks.“Organizations are being hammered by ransomware,” said Kris Lovejoy (pictured), global security and resilience practice leader at Kyndryl, which gives its clients vital information about digital security. “We’ve got this massive body of evidence that points to if there was a security incident, this is why it happened, if there was a data center outage, this is why it happened. This informs the strategy that we take to our clients