Collaborate Disseminate
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced July 5, 2022, the first group of four encryption tools designed to tackle the looming threat of quantum computer crypto cracking capabilities. Four more are still being evaluated, and … Continue reading NIST Announces Post Quantum Encryption Competition Winners
Artificial intelligence is more artificial than intelligent.
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Continue reading Bias in Artificial Intelligence: Can AI be Trusted?
Post-Quantum company awarded SBIR III contract to combat ‘harvest now, decrypt later’ threat from quantum computing
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Continue reading QuSecure Scores Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Contract Worth More Than $100M Annually
OT:Icefall: 56 vulnerabilities plague OT devices from 10 different major industrial manufacturers
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Continue reading From Basecamp to Icefall: Secure by Design OT Makes Little Headway
Divergent goals often result in data protection laws that are fundamentally flawed
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Continue reading Do Privacy and Data Protection Regulations Create as Many Problems as They Solve?
Ransomware can attack data in the cloud and launch attacks on cloud infrastructure
Researchers have discovered a functionality within Office 365 that could allow attackers to ransom files stored on SharePoint and OneDrive. On disclosure to Microsoft, t… Continue reading Researchers Discover Way to Attack SharePoint and OneDrive Files With Ransomware
New attribute-based access controls (ABAC) protect sensitive data to power demanding analytics, data science, and AI use cases
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It doesn’t pay to pay. This advice on ransomware payment is often given, but rarely enumerated. Now it has been. A new study finds that 80% of companies that paid a ransom were hit a second time, with 40% paying again. Seventy percent of these paid a h… Continue reading It Doesn’t Pay to Pay: Study Finds Eighty Percent of Ransomware Victims Attacked Again