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 […]
The ways of responding to a terrorist encryption
By Milica D. Djekic The encryption may get a crucially significant point in some communication or information exchange activities. It’s not only important to a Defense Force as it may […]
Improving Quality And Security With Binary Analysis
By Bill Graham, Technical Marketing Consultant, GrammaTech Introduction: Companies serious about quality, safety, and security need to manage the risks in their supply chain, including software such as commercial 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
How a Cyber Attack Could Kill Your Website – Permanently
By Phillip Adcock, Managing Director, Shopping Behaviour Xplained Ltd Shopping online has become the standard way to do things. But with many shoppers wary of online services, site owners should […]
How to investigate a cyber crime scene?
By Milica D. Djekic The crime may appear anywhere – even in cyberspace. It’s simply a social phenomenon that would include people to deal in an inappropriate manner. So, as […]
Business Risk Intelligence: A Necessity Across the Enterprise
By Josh Lefkowitz, CEO at Flashpoint While the Deep & Dark Web has yielded important security considerations for some time, it’s really been in the last 18 months that the […]
Speculative Execution and SWAPGS
A Match Made In Heaven for Motivated Threat Actors By Filip Truta, Information Security Analyst, Bitdefender What if cybercriminals could deploy an attack that is both devastating and impossible to […]
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, […]
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 […]
Best Practices to keep your Home WiFi Secured
by Lisa Barrie, Sub-editor at List Enthusiast Wi-Fi internet or traditional wired internet? Ask any person and he/she’ll go for the former. The ease-of-use, easier installation, and maintenance mean Wi-Fi […]
How Real-Time Asset Intelligence Enables Full Posture Control
By Ellen Sundra, VP of Americas Systems Engineering, Forescout Technologies The massive growth of devices hitting our networks is not a secret or a new discussion. We have all seen […]
The Dangers of the Integrated Home/Workplace
Personal data breaches are one of the fastest-growing cybercrimes in the US. As IoT devices become increasingly common at home and in the workplace, measures must be taken to secure […]
Ransomware: A Municipality’s Achilles Heel
By Russ Cohen, Vice President of Cyber Services, Chubb From large metropolitan cities like Atlanta to smaller communities like Key Biscayne, every city in America is vulnerable to cyber-attacks. In […]
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. […]
Have You Asked your eDiscovery Vendor
These 6 Essential Data Security Questions? By Brian Schrader, Esq., president, and CEO, BIA In today’s world of ever-increasing data theft, network hacks and other cyber threats, companies of all […]
The Need of Automatics and Control in Incident Response
By Milica D. Djekic The incident response as a cyber defense active measure could require the highly skillful IT security professionals who should get capable to detect, handle and mitigate […]
Conversation Marketing Security Pitfalls and Best Practices
By Morey Haber, CTO & CISO, BeyondTrust According to Gartner’s recent ‘AI and ML Development Strategies’ study, 40% of organizations cite customer experience (CX) as the number one motivator for […]
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 […]
Russian Twitter bot activity increased in the wake Mueller report release
Experts at security firm SafeGuard reported that Russian Twitter bot activity raised up by 286 percent in the wake of the release of the Mueller Report. Social media platforms like […]
Russia-linked Sofacy APT developed a new ‘Go’ variant of Zebrocy tool
Researchers at Palo Alto Networks discovered that the Russian-linked Sofacy APT has written a new version of their Zebrocy backdoor using the Go programming language. The Sofacy APT group has been […]
Moscow’s New Cable Car closed due to a ransomware infection
Two days after Moscow opened a new cable car system hackers infected its computer systems with ransomware. The cable car system is long over 700 meters and spans across the Moscow […]