Wavestone was present during the 2025 edition of Barb'hack, a French cybersecurity conference happening yearly in Toulon. You will find below bits and pieces from what we deemed were the most interesting conferences. Keeping Responder Relevant: The Hidden Potential…
The AI security market is entering a new phase After several years of excitement and exploration, we are now witnessing a clear consolidation of the AI security solutions market. The AI security sector is entering a phase of…
The UK insurance and reinsurance industry is navigating a period of rapid transformation, marked by regulatory reform, accelerating cyber threats, and shifting macroeconomic conditions. With a combined market valuation of £74.6 billion and forecasted earnings growth of 18% annually, the…
LeHack is one of the oldest and most well-known security conventions in France. It took place from June 26th to June 29th, 2025. The technical presentations held throughout the convention provided an opportunity to explore some of the current cybersecurity…
While AI has proven to be highly effective at increasing productivity in business environments, the next step in its evolution involves enhancing its autonomy and enabling it to perform actions independently. To this end, one notable development in the AI…
Phishing attacks are as old as the Internet. However, over the years, the techniques and means for the phishing changes but the final goal is the same: getting an initial access to the internal network. Usually, threat actors try to…
Cybersecurity regulations have been multiplying since the 2010s, and this trend continues, driven by the intensification of threats, the rapid rise of new technologies, the growing dependence of businesses on IT, and an unstable geopolitical context. While this trend aims…
AI at the service of cybersecurity: a concrete step forward Every year since 2020, Wavestone has identified Swiss cybersecurity startups in its eponymous radar. While AI has established itself as a cross-disciplinary subject in all fields, the 2025 Radar…
OpenAI’s flagship ChatGPT was over the news 18 months ago for accidentally leaking a CEO’s personal information after being asked to repeat a word forever. This is among the many exploits that have been discovered in recent months. Figure 1…
Generative AI systems are fallible: in March 2025, a ChatGPT vulnerability was widely exploited to trap its users; a few months earlier, Microsoft's health chatbot exposed sensitive data; in December, a simple prompt injection allowed the takeover of a user…
