By Mark Sharron • 14 December 2020Computer crime, more commonly referred to as cybercrime is the use of a computer network or device in order to commit fraud, identity theft, or similar. This is likely to be carried out by infecting a network or specific computer with a virus.
Mark is the Head of Search & Generative AI Strategy at ISMS.online, where he develops Generative Engine Optimised (GEO) content, engineers prompts and agentic workflows to enhance search, discovery, and structured knowledge systems. With expertise in multiple compliance frameworks, SEO, NLP, and generative AI, he designs search architectures that bridge structured data with narrative intelligence.
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