The Struggle of Updating Government Cybersecurity Measures
By Kayla Matthews The cybersecurity landscape is ever-changing, and staying on top of developments often requires promptness. Unfortunately, government bodies typically aren’t known for taking quick action. That’s because they […]
How to Address Multi-Cloud Security
By William Klusovsky, CISSP, CISM,NTT Ltd. Networks for our businesses are not as simple as they used to be. With the evolution of cloud environments and the multitude of “everything […]
Conquering the Cyber Security Challenges of The Cloud
By Steve Durbin, Managing Director, Information Security Forum Cloud computing has become a prevalent force, bringing economies of scale and breakthrough technological advances to modern organizations, but it is more […]
Getting PKI Right
Program Failures and How to Avoid Them By Chris Hickman, chief security officer, Keyfactor Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) has survived the test of time. Today, IT leaders and managers view […]
How to Know If Someone Is Watching You on Your Camera
In this era of video chatting and social media live streaming, your computer’s webcam can never be more relevant. By Anda Warner, Marketing Specialist, SEOforX In this era of video […]
Really, Imagine a Day Without Water
By Michael Yehoshua On October 23, toothpaste maker Colgate and world champion swimmer, Michael Phelps, the ambassador for the company’s Save Water initiative, headed over 1,100 organizations across the United […]
2020 – The Year of The Weaponized Internet
By Darren Anstee, Chief Technology Officer, SBO International, NETSCOUT The risk posed by the weaponization of internet infrastructure for DDoS attack generation will be a hot topic for ISPs once […]
Protecting Against Modern Cyberattacks
By Bala Sethunathan, CISO and Global Director of the Security Practice at SoftwareONE Modern cyberattacks are increasing in complexity and sophistication, as hackers are developing attack tools at a faster […]
Persistent Cybersecurity Industry Challenges: Salary Survey Finds Parity Gaps for Gender, Diversity and Trouble Sustaining Work-Life Balance
By Trevor Daughney, VP of Product Marketing, Exabeam Annually, Exabeam conducts a Cybersecurity Salary, Skills, and Stress Survey* to gain insight on trends in the salaries of security professionals, as […]
Applying Security Across Heterogeneous IT Systems
Proactive Threat Interference® provides protection not offered by other cybersecurity approaches By Steve Ryan, CEO & Co-Founder, Trinity Cyber, Inc. Do I patch my system in the name of security, […]
The Importance of Cybersecurity When Dealing With Online Customers
By Riya The internet has become one of the most populated places ever known. With more businesses deciding to integrate, it is good to note that the level of insecurity […]
How Cybersecurity Became a Major Issue for Your Business’ SEO
By Chester Cybersecurity is no longer a niche issue that you can afford to ignore. Every year, half of all businesses report being hacked, and this can cause huge problems […]
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, […]
Are Financial Services the Golden Goose for Cybercriminals?
By Yair Green, CTO, GlobalDots The financial services industry has been a long-time favorite target for cybercriminals. They are always looking to steal information related to payment cards, online accounts, […]
Talk About a Disaster
Fema Exposes Disaster Survivor’s Personal Data By Charles Parker, II; MBA/MSA/JD/LLM/PhD FEMA’s mission involves assisting citizens as they face natural disasters (hurricanes, wildfires, etc.). Over the years, FEMA has had […]
How to Build an Effective Insider Threat Program: Part II, Technology
By Shareth Ben, Insider Threat SME at Securonix In the first part of this series, we discussed how insider threats can be mitigated by a well-thought-out insider threat program that […]
The Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
By John Harrison, Director, Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, Criterion Systems It is easy to be skeptical about Artificial Intelligence (AI). It has been promised (threatened?) for years, and while it […]
Detrimental Ransomware Effects
Lost coursework and headaches By Charles Parker, II Sir John Colfox Academy is a secondary school in Bridport, Dorset in the UK. The school has 828 students, aged between 11 […]
Achieving Cybersecurity Readiness with AI-Powered, Gamified Training
By Keenan Skelly, Vice President of Global Partnerships and Security Evangelist at Circadence “THE CYBERSECURITY SKILLS GAP” It is written about so much in the cyber industry that it seems […]
Facial Recognition: Killing the Password One Photo ID at a Time
By Stephen Stuut, CEO of Jumio In today’s complex cybersecurity landscape, the notion of utilizing a password to validate a The user’s authenticity is rudimentary. Cybercriminals can retrieve passwords in […]
Adding Efficiency to Security
By Dave Thompson, Senior Director, Product Management, LightCyber The words “operational efficiency” and “security” are generally not commonly used together. I’m amazed that after 20 years in the networking/network security […]
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? […]
Lock, stock and two smoking … access controls
By Milica D. Djekic The point of this article would not be to deal with some of London’s gangs, but rather to present what the access control is and why […]
OPEN ACCESS APIs
WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE TO MAKE THE PLATFORM MORE SECURE By David Midgley, Head of Operations, Total Processing I’m sure if you’re reading this, you already have a reasonable […]
The Evolving Landscape of Cybersecurity for SME’s
A brief digest from the SecureWorld New York 2019 New York, NY – With all the high-profile cyberattacks receiving coverage in the media as of late, cybersecurity is quickly becoming […]
Best Practices for Remote and Branch Office Data Protection
By Gregg Petersen, Regional Director, Middle East, and SAARC, Veeam Software We’ve all heard about fantastic new data center technologies, but all too often it looks like these technologies only […]
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 […]