Vegas, Vulnerabilities, and Voices: Black Hat and Squadcon 2025
The week of August 4th, I had the opportunity to attend two exciting conferences in the cybersecurity world: Black Hat USA 2025 and Squadcon which were held in Las Vegas….
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How to Secure IT And OT In Industrial and Manufacturing Environments
By Christopher Dobrec, Vice President of Product Marketing at Armis Operational Technology (OT) systems, which include critical infrastructure, are increasingly becoming more exposed to cyber-attacks. The control and telemetry systems…
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$100 Million Paid – One Billion in Sight for Hackers
By Marten Mickos, CEO at HackerOne One hundred million is an enormous number. Today we celebrate with all our hackers the phenomenal milestone of a hundred million dollars in bounties….
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