Password security: It’s like sellotaping your house key to the front door…
By Jonathan Stock, Cyber Security Recruitment Consultant, IntaPeople. Last month we saw Barack Obama’s final mic drop as President, Kim Kardashian’s finally stable and secure enough to get back into […]
Three Tips to Avoid Going Phishing
By Travis Rosiek, CTO, Tychon It’s an old trick in the physical world. Getting into a secured building is easiest if an infiltrator can get an authorized person to open […]
Ransomware and the Internet of Things
By David Balaban IoT ransomware is more dangerous than traditional ransomware Ransomware has become one of the most serious cyber threats these years. Today, all of us – from home […]
Office Depot
Allegedly Creative Vulnerability Diagnosis By Charles Parker, II; InfoSec Architect Retailers do not have the most pleasant sets of responsibilities. There are pressures from the staff, management, corporate office, and […]
Cyber Security the Major Issue of 2019
By Angelica Technology has provided services to the whole humanity like no time ever before. Now in this contemporary world, everything is connected such as cars, cities, planes, homes and […]
The Dawn of the DDoS of Things (DoT)
Dr. Chase Cunningham, Director of Cyber Operations at A10 Networks Last year saw an unprecedented uptick in the volume, size, and scope of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. Led […]
The Human in the Middle
Behavioral Design for Cybersecurity By Alex Blau, Vice President, ideas42 In this ever-maturing digital era, using technology to solve our everyday problems feels like an obvious thing to do. Yet, […]
Phishermen
How Insider Threats are Realized By Daniel Jetton, VP Cyber Services, OBXtek, Inc. While technical security problems can be dealt with through technical solutions, people must be approached in a […]
Look into my Crystal Ball; let’s see what 2020 has in store
By Jonathan Stock, Cyber Security Recruitment Consultant, IntaPeople. The Christmas hangovers are starting to clear, every advert on TV seems to tell me that I need to begin the 2020diet […]
The challenges of an Internet of Things analytics
By Milica D. Djekic Through a history – we would notice the importance of good analytics in many areas of human activities. For instance, many military strategists would deal with […]
Addressing the government data security problem
By Marcelo Delima, Global Product Marketing Manager at HPE Security – Data Security Throughout federal, state, and local governments, the digital revolution is driving exponential growth of high-value data. Personally […]
Momentum Cyber Releases 2019 Security Technology Spend Insight Report
Momentum Cyber and Optiv Security are pleased to release a new white paper entitled “2019 Security Technology Spend Insights Report,” which discusses the top five Cybersecurity technology buying trends, providing […]
Infosecurity North America and Cyber Defense Magazine Partner – Honoring US Veterans…
Today, InfoSecurity North America and Cyber Defense Magazine are sharing very positive news as we collaborate to help shine a light on American Exceptionalism. US Veteran founded, funding, operated or […]
Server less Security Analysis: The Best Practices on How to Enforce Them
By Aaron Chichioco, content editorial manager/web designer, Design Doxa Even before companies started making the jump to go serverless, security has already been a concern in a world largely becoming […]
Cyber security Checklist: How to Keep Your Business Secure
By Lucy Manole, Content Writer, Right Mix Marketing Source: Freepik In this era of digitalization, businesses are moving online faster than ever, resulting in an explosion of data. Most companies […]
Data Risk Report Shows Lack of Security across Industries
87% of companies lack data security By Rob Sobers, software engineer, Varonis When it comes to cybersecurity, one of the top concerns is the risk and vulnerability of sensitive data. […]
5 Key Differences between Software and Hardware Vulnerability Mitigations
By Anders Fogh, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel The software stack has long been a fruitful target for hackers looking to exploit organizations – and this is not likely to […]
Understanding Application Risk Management
By Haythem Hammour, Product Marketing Manager, Brinqa On April 25, Docker®[1] discovered a breach of unauthorized access to a single Docker Hub database storing a subset of non-financial user data. […]
Hands-On Network Forensics ($20 Value) FREE For a Limited Time
Network forensics is a subset of digital forensics that deals with network attacks and their investigation. In the era of network attacks and malware threat, it’s now more important than […]
August Patch Tuesday
Take Advantage of Your August Patch Tuesday Break By Chris Goettl, Director of Product Management, Security, Ivanti August Patch Tuesday was a pleasant relief after the massive release of updates […]
What Other Companies Can Learn from Facebook’s $5 Billion Fine
Organizations need to view government demands as the floor rather than the ceiling when it comes to protecting consumer data By Jacob Serpa, researcher, Bitglass While Facebook’s $5 billion settlement […]
4 Industries Being Hurt by Counterfeit Materials (And How to Spot Them)
By Kayla Matthews There are many industries with a lot to lose when it comes to counterfeit parts and materials. Today, we’ll talk about four of them. The dangers are […]
Advanced Malware Detection – Signatures vs. Behavior Analysis
By John Cloonan, Director of Products, Lastline, Inc. Malware has threatened our computers, networks, and infrastructures since the eighties. It is constantly evolving, and deploying products that effectively detect it […]
Multi-Factor Authentication and Mobile Devices
Smart Security Makes Life Easier for Users…and Harder for Hackers By George Brostoff, CEO, SensibleVision Security is as much about deterrence as prevention. From the highest-clearance government servers to the […]
Veiled Vulnerability
AD By Charles Parker, II In this day, there are vulnerabilities throughout the environment. These are blatant with malicious websites and more camouflaged as with phishing and ransomware. With another […]
NK is the new Iraq?
By Rodrigo Ruiz Referring to the television series Orange is the new black, I can not but consider it very convenient to blame the North Koreans for the worldwide incident […]
State Cyber security Regulation: Another Patchwork Approach?
By Jami Mills Vibbert with Venable LLP Until recently, state oversight of cybersecurity has been relatively limited. Indeed, although 48 of 50 states have laws related to data breach notification, […]
Trump’s Cyber security Executive Order: A Promising Start to Securing Digital Infrastructure…But Don’t Forget What’s Beyond the Firewall
By Lou Manousos, CEO, RiskIQ After some high-profile cyberattacks and information breaches, the cybersecurity posture of the U.S. government has never been more front and center in the public consciousness. […]
Lazarus: Data Leakage With Cryptographic System
By Rodrigo Ruiz & Rogério Winter You have most probably already received the recommendation or even the imposition of keeping a “strong password” in your applications. A strong password is […]
The Risks (and Prevention) of Crime-as-a-Service in Healthcare
By Kurt Long, Founder, and CEO, FairWarning The recent study from the Brookings Institution detailing that 25 percent of hacking attempts will focus on healthcare data should serve as a […]