A Hybrid Workplace Means New Threats and More Pressure on IT Leaders
By Tim Sadler, Co-founder, and CEO of Tessian Events this year have changed the way we think about work indefinitely. In fact, new research from Tessian shows that only 11% […]
What’s in Your Wallet? The Cybersecurity Costs of COVID
With new business challenges in play, organizations are shifting their cybersecurity spend accordingly By Mark Sangster, Vice President, and Industry Security Strategist, eSentire If anything has become clear over the […]
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) Has Recorded 1,627 Data Breaches Over the Entirety of the 2019-20 Financial Year, Up From 1,378 In the Previous Financial Year
By Andy Harcup, VOP, Absolute Software The annual CPS report, analyzed by Griffin Law, a UK litigation practice, revealed that 59 incidents were so severe that they were reported to […]
Revealed: How Banking and Finance GRC Leaders Struggle to Address Regulators’ Demands for Cyber Evidence with Confidence
By Charaka Goonatilake. CTO at Panaseer It’s one thing to keep data secure and assets protected, but another thing entirely to have the evidence at hand to prove your security […]
How Are Financial Services Firms Addressing the Requirements of Digital Transformation, Security, And Compliance?
By Ehab Halablab, Regional Sales Director – Middle East at A10 Networks The financial services sector is experiencing significant commercial disruption coupled with rapid innovation as established institutions strive to […]
Telegram for Business Communications: Understanding The Risks And Rewards
By Otavio Freire, CTO and Co-Founder, SafeGuard Cyber During a virtual panel discussion at the European Central Bank’s Forum on Central Banking in November, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell noted […]
Cybersecurity: Innovation Needed
Managing Complexity and Consistency, and Giving Users the Simplification, Automation, and Security They Want. By Laurence Pitt, Global Security Strategy Director, Juniper Networks Innovation is at the heart of cybersecurity […]
Learning Hardware Security Via Capture-The-Flag Competitions
By Jason M. Fung, Offensive Security Research Manager at Intel Software security has been studied by many for decades. As attackers find new ways to break through protections, defenders learn […]
Top 10 Data Breaches of the 21st Century
This article looks into the biggest data breaches of the 21st century (so far!) By Nicole Allen, Marketing Executive, SaltDNA. This article looks into the biggest data breaches of the […]
Video Intercom Systems Reinvent Building Security
By Melvin Braide, Content Writer Intercom systems have been around for decades, but recently access control solutions have started to incorporate video functionality, surveillance, and two-way calling. In this piece, […]
Nations—Not Individuals—Are After Your IP
By Ryan Benner, Anexinet A recent Wall Street Journal article titled, Russian Hackers Have Targeted 200 Groups Tied to U.S. Election, has Microsoft stating that “Russian government hackers have targeted […]
Magecart May Make Holidays Less Merry
Third-party plug-ins driving most retail sites can open doors to attackers by Mounir Hahad, Head of Juniper Threat Labs at Juniper Networks In the unprecedented year of 2020, the rise […]
How Blockchain Is Helping Stop the Spread of COVID-19
By Robert Galarza, CEO, TruTrace Technologies By now, we all know the cost of COVID-19. Many countries have struggled to contain the virus, forcing people to practice social distancing, wear […]
Readiness and Risk Exposure in the New Normal
By Cyber Defense Magazine News Staff A recent report conducted by Osterman Research and sponsored by TrapX Security[1] provides valuable insights on the problems facing cybersecurity professionals in protecting their […]
How to Keep Your Children Safe in Remote Learning Situations
By Nevin Markwart, Chief Information Security Officer at FutureVault For Cyber Security Magazine As parents, we have conflicting feelings on remote learning. One on hand, we want our children to […]
The Serverless Security Machine
By Art Sturdevant, Director of Operations, Censys Servers are BS. They require constant maintenance, monitoring, and tweaking. As a security practitioner, regardless of where your team lands on the org […]
The One-Stop Spear Phishing Defense Guide You Will Ever Need
By Jeff Penner, Senior Manager at ActiveCo Technology Management. Is your business ready to combat spear phishing attacks? It’s a question that gives many seasoned CTOs bad jitters. The truth […]
Cybersecurity Best Practices for End Users
By Jay Ryerse, CISSP, Vice President of Cybersecurity Initiatives, ConnectWise When it comes to cybersecurity, there are a few misunderstandings. Many clients believe that they’re completely secure and risk-free after […]
How to Adapt Financial Services to The Online Space Securely – And Still Sleep at Night
Financial institutions, like eCommerce industries, are leading today’s fast, pandemic-driven transition to the digital space. A change that will become a norm. By Robert Capps, VP of Marketplace, NuData, a […]
Emerging Technologies Create A New Line of Defense in The Fight Against Fraud
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE POWERS VOICE BIOMETRICS FOR A MORE SECURE, FRICTIONLESS CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE By Brett Beranek, Vice President and General Manager, Security, and Biometrics, Nuance Communications A growing number of organizations […]
Automated Pentesting – Ready to Replace Humans?
Is Automation the end of human pentesting? By Alex Haynes, CISO, CDL In the past few years, automation in many spheres of Cybersecurity has increased dramatically, but pentesting has remained […]
Zero Trust Model Is Meaningless Without TLS Inspection
Protecting users against modern, invisible cyber threats By Babur Khan, Technical Marketing Engineer at A10 Networks A security strategy is only as strong as its weakest point. No matter how […]
Emotet Attacks Surge in 2020, but Could Be Prevented
By Dan Piazza, Technical Product Manager, Stealthbits Technologies, Inc. The Emotet malware, originally detected as a banking trojan in 2014, has become one of those most prevalent malware threats in […]
Takeaway from the SANS Institute Attack: Without Proper Care, “Consent Phishing” Can Happen to Anyone
Gamified Training for Security Teams Can Raise Vigilance and Advance Skills to Defend Against the Latest Attack Exploits. By Chloé Messdaghi, VP of Strategy, Point3 Security The SANS Institute, established […]
No Meows Is Good News: Proactive Nosql Database Security in The Era of Meow Attacks
By Jack Harper, Director of Professional Services at Couchbase This summer, a spate of cyberattacks in which cybercriminals targeted internet-connected ElasticSearch and other unsecured databases continued to fuel concerns about […]
Has Your Data Been Leaked to the Dark Web?
By Randy Reiter CEO of Don’t Be Breached The part of the internet not indexed by search engines is referred to as the Dark Web. The Dark Web is however […]
The Impact of Ransomware on Cloud Services and How to Stop Attacks
By Davit Asatryan, Product Manager, Spin Technology Cloud technology and services continue to gain popularity due to their ability to allow businesses to cut costs, improve an outdated IT infrastructure, […]
Ransomware Is Evolving
These attacks thrive on overprovisioned administrator access. Understanding where data resides, and adopting zero standing privilege is key. By Jeff Warren, General Manager, Products, Stealthbits Technologies, Inc. When most people […]
Why Cybersecurity Awareness is More Important During COVID-19
Do you know the need for cybersecurity training for your organization? If not, learn more about the importance! By Susan Alexandra, Contributing Writer Cyber-attacks, malicious activity, and phishing scams have […]
3 Educational Cyber Security Steps for The Protection of Your Personal Data
By Ankit Rajpurohit Data protection on the Internet Our data is collected, stored, analyzed, sold, and exchanged like never before. And we should not forget that they are often stolen […]