Cyber Security

Because of the diversity of devices comprising the IoT, there’s no singular solution that can secure all of the devices used by organizations. Securing IoT and the rest of the ne... More

A lack of dedicated funding and resources made it hard to keep data secure—and that was before classes moved almost entirely online.... More

Organizations must act quickly to mitigate the cybersecurity risks created by a sudden shift to remote work.... More

Beware - cybercriminals could be spending days rooting around in employee inboxes for information they can sell to other crooks, or use to mount further attacks. ... More

Cybercriminals are known to adapt their scams to take advantage of the latest crisis and the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has been no different. Throughout the pandemic, criminals... More

Opportunism is the bread and butter of cyber-attackers. Would-be malicious actors riff on the zeitgeist, exploiting predominant hopes, fears or uncertainties to breach defenses. An... More

Cyber ranges may be one of the most effective ways to train IT professionals in defending against cyber attacks. The virtual environments deliver simulated real-world attacks that ... More

Jim Alkove, Chief Trust Officer at Salesforce, talks security in the new normal of remote work, cybersecurity best practices, and how security jobs can be a way to increase diversi... More

Convergent Risks announced it was seeing a scheduled return to ‘On-Site’ operations across Europe. Convergent CEO Chris Johnson said: “We are delighted to have recently sched... More

The surge in digital connectivity and more sophisticated cyber-threats has promulgated the need for smart cybersecurity. Smart Cybersecurity is a logical reaction to try to manage ... More

In the cybersecurity war between organizations and adversaries, we too often convince ourselves that we are pitting “technology versus technology.” But, actually, the battle is... More

Not all cyber attacks focus on data theft. Sometimes the intent is “to achieve destruction of the physical world through digital means,” Chinese tech giant Tencent warns. The c... More

There is absolutely no absolute security. Nature is designed in a way that things can and eventually will go wrong. This is true both for pandemics and cybersecurity incidents.... More

Even in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, organizations need to focus on shoring up their cybersecurity defenses. In some ways, security is more critical now as cybercriminals... More

Between January 2018 and last December, the media industry was bombarded with approximately 17 billion credential-stuffing attacks, with cybercriminals constantly testing content c... More

If you have key intellectual property or data in the mobile app, the need for software protection is obvious, but there are a lot of additional reasons to apply protection. Ranging... More

Before the coronavirus pandemic hit, working from home used to be a novelty for many employees. According to a June 2020 IBM Security and Morning Consult “Work From Home Survey,�... More

A company is a lot like an ecosystem. There are a lot of working parts that create and sustain a delicate environment. Just like in nature, when a foreign object is introduced to t... More

A known cybercriminal group has altered its tactics to target cloud storage services and better avoid detection, according to new research.... More

The difficulty of attribution, or the ability to tell who launched an attack, is part of what makes cyberattacks a compelling–and successful–tactic. Attacks might rely on third... More