Sprint Beta Testing 5G Smart City in Georgia
By Kayla Matthews, Freelance Writer, Productivity Bytes Sprint has started beta testing some of its new 5G technology in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. Though the test doesn’t encompass the whole city, it […]
Stressing Security Teams
By Jody Caldwell Workplaces create stress – it’s an unfortunate fact of life – work is stressful. Stress isn’t even terribly complicated. People stress out when they believe that demands […]
New Cybersecurity Trend: Hackers Impersonating Other Hackers
By Jonathan Drake, Senior Intelligence Analyst at Optiv Security Cyber threat intelligence usually categorizes threat actors in fixed classes. While these classes may vary from organization to organization, typical threat […]
Software Defined Perimeter Deep Dive & Required Implementation Readiness
By Parthasarathi Chakraborty SDN, SDWAN & SDP have frequently encountered terminologies to the technology professionals these days. It is necessary to understand each of these terms before making any technology […]
Secure Data Is Gold: U.S. Immigration Options for Cybersecurity Experts
By Lin Rose Walker, Esq. and Scott R. Malyk, Esq. A decade ago, very few people outside of the Information Technology (IT) industry knew what cybersecurity was or even considered […]
How to Erase Data from Mobile Devices: Four Common Misconceptions
By Mark Dobson, ITAD Specialist, NextUse When you’re about to retire dozens or hundreds of your employees’ mobile devices, you don’t want the company data stored on them to end […]
Sovereign Cyber Effects Provided Voluntarily by Allies (SCEPVA)
The Devil is in the Kilobyte By Wiesław Goździewicz, Expert, Kościuszko Institute NATO has gone a long way in the development of its policy on cyber operations. The three most […]
10 Best Tips for Using Metasploit to Harden Your Network
By Tim Keary, Copywriter, Comparitech How do you know if your network is safe? Cybercrime is an everyday threat to companies. There is one hacking attack every 39 seconds. Some […]
In A World of External Threats, How Are Businesses Putting Themselves In Jeopardy?
By Stephanie Douglas, Senior Managing Director, Guidepost Solutions Just about every possible facet of your personal information can be subject to compromise: credit card or social security numbers, social media […]
How to Keep Your Customer’s Credit Card Information Safe
Strong cybersecurity goes without question By John Shin, Managing Direction, RSI Security Protecting customer data is closely related to delivering satisfying customer experience. An enjoyable meal in a beautiful restaurant […]
Simple Ways SMBs Can Protect Themselves against Cyber-Threats
By John Ford, Chief Information Security Officer, ConnectWise It seems as if every couple of weeks or so, a major news story flashes across our screens detailing a massive data […]
How to Suggest Your Manager to Invest into Cyber Defense?
By Milica D. Djekic The first personal computers would appear in the early 80s of the 20th century. Since then the entire technological posture has changed and evolved so rapidly, […]
The Social Engineering Methods and Countermeasures
By Milica D. Djekic During the time, the people would always try to get what some individuals being the part of some group would assume as so confidential to them. […]
Modernize the Mission: Implementing TIC 3.0 and Zero Trust Networking
By Stephen Kovac, Vice President, Global Government Head of Corporate Compliance, Zscaler, Inc. Today’s workplace functions on the expectation of mobility – work from any device at any location. While […]
Avoiding Misinformation for Content Moderators
By Sarah Katz, Cyber Security Specialist Provided the controversy surrounding foreign fake news that allegedly influenced the 2016 presidential elections in countries such as France and the United States, concern […]
CVE-2019-13720 flaw in Chrome exploited in Operation WizardOpium attacks
One of the two flaws in Chrome addressed by Google, CVE-2019-13720, was exploited in a campaign that experts attribute to Korea-linked threat actors. This week Google released security updates to […]
How to Build an Effective Insider Threat Program: Part I
By Shareth Ben, Insider Threat SME at Securonix On the heels of insider threat awareness month, it’s clear that although we are more aware of the attacks and threats from […]
Three Key Business Lessons From The Founder of a Big Data Security Company
By MacLane Wilkison, Co-Founder of ZeroDB When startups mix with corporations we see an oil-and-water effect. There’s often a gap in work practices, organizational structure, and managerial outlook, not to […]
The packet analysis as a helpful way of network monitoring
By Milica D. Djekic The internet packets are the sets of information being created and transmitted to carry on a message through the network’s communications. These packets may consist of […]
How Can You Tell If Your WordPress Site Has Been Hacked?
WordPress is the foundation of a large chunk of the web, which makes it an obvious target for criminals and hackers. If attackers find a vulnerability in WordPress, they have […]
Cybersecurity: Why Your Cell Phone is Your Weakest Link
The internet of things. It’s a wonderful product of society’s love of technology and needs to make daily tasks more efficient. Think about it. How many devices do you own? […]
Belfast – The New Hotbed for Cybersecurity Talent
By Olivier Vallez New York, NY – Like many people, my perception of Northern Ireland conjures images of dreary weather, stone thatched houses, and when it comes to industry, perhaps […]
Understanding Bluetooth and its role in the Internet of Things
By Dimitri Vlachos, VP of Marketing, Pwnie Express Bluetooth technology was originally designed for continuous, streaming data applications – essentially, it was intended to replace wires to create the possibility […]
Privacy and Security Issues in Autonomous Cars
By David Navetta, Boris Segalis, and Kris Kleiner, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP As the development of self-driving car technology progresses, the prospect of privately-owned autonomous vehicles operating on public […]
5 mistakes hindering effectiveness of SIEM solutions: Learning from real-life cases
With a SIEM solution installed, the security department can think it’s time to grab some popcorn and watch the system perfectly dealing with all possible threats impending their networks. Ah, […]
E-Recycling: Exploring the “End-of-Life” Issues for Connected Devices
A brief digest from the E-Scrap Conference & Trade Show 2019 Orlando, FL – What happens to our beloved tech devices when they die? Wouldn’t it be great if the […]
Ransomware: Not Your Typical Threat
Lower Ransomware Risk with Education, Planning, and Relationship Building By Jon Leer, Writer, Leer Technical Communications, LLC Interviewed: John Galda, Director of Risk/Security at Charles River Development © Valerijs Novickis […]
How to protect an enterprise from physical attacks
By Yana Yelina, Tech Journalist, EffectiveSoft Nowadays, none of the enterprises is immune to cyberattacks, data breaches, malware, and other types of damage. As a result, news about information leakage […]
A Critical Part of a “Courtship”: Why M&As Must Address Cybersecurity from Day One
By David Barton, Chief Information Security Officer, Forcepoint At the height of merger-mania, eager participants frequently viewed cybersecurity as an afterthought. “Let’s just make this acquisition work,” they’d reason, “and […]
Software Forensics: Beyond the Law
By Bill Graham, Technical Marketing Consultant, GrammaTech Introduction Traditionally, the term “forensics” is the use of science to discover evidence of criminal activity. Extending this to software broadens the use […]