Collaborate Disseminate
Digital certificates are used to authenticate both sides of a browser connection. It’s a good first step, but certificates do not assure absolute trust.
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As computers evolved throughout history, developers repeatedly failed to build cybersecurity into the increasingly complex machines.
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The IoT is transforming before our eyes due to increasing regulations, growing demand for security standards and advancements in the telecom industry.
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IT leaders must prepare to protect their environments from new types of ransomware in 2017, since the new year is sure to bring fresh threats.
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If a threat model assumes a system is operating within certain parameters, changes in the threat environment could trigger unintended second-order effects.
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In the past few months, researchers have observed large-scale DDoS attacks that leverage vulnerable IoT devices to create massive botnets.
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Researchers discovered a flaw in the ASN1C compiler produced by Objective Systems, Inc. It could lead to a dangerous network vulnerability.
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Quantum computing promises to overhaul the information security industry. How can security teams compete with machines capable of decoding any encryption?
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A panel titled “Share Your Services, Not Your Threats” discussed how government departments can share services without sacrificing security.
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Cognitive systems will improve our security expertise by making it easy to query and provide fast results in an understandable form.
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