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Securing work-at-home apps

Posted on May 19, 2020 by Robert Graham

In today’s post, I answer the following question:Our customer’s employees are now using our corporate application while working from home. They are concerned about security, protecting their trade secrets. What security feature can we add for these cus… Continue reading Securing work-at-home apps→

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Securing work-at-home apps

Posted on May 19, 2020 by Robert Graham

In today’s post, I answer the following question:
Our customer’s employees are now using our corporate application while working from home. They are concerned about security, protecting their trade secrets. What security feature can we add for these cu… Continue reading Securing work-at-home apps→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

CISSP is at most equivalent to a 2-year associates degree

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Robert Graham

There are few college programs for “cybersecurity”. Instead, people rely upon industry “certifications”, programs that attempt to certify a person has the requisite skills. The most popular is known as the “CISSP”. In the news today, European authoriti… Continue reading CISSP is at most equivalent to a 2-year associates degree→

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CISSP is at most equivalent to a 2-year associates degree

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Robert Graham

There are few college programs for “cybersecurity”. Instead, people rely upon industry “certifications”, programs that attempt to certify a person has the requisite skills. The most popular is known as the “CISSP”. In the news today, European authoriti… Continue reading CISSP is at most equivalent to a 2-year associates degree→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

About them Zoom vulns…

Posted on April 2, 2020 by Robert Graham

Today a couple vulnerabilities were announced in Zoom, the popular work-from-home conferencing app. Hackers can possibly exploit these to do evil things to you, such as steal your password. Because of the COVID-19, these vulns have hit the mainstream m… Continue reading About them Zoom vulns…→

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About them Zoom vulns…

Posted on April 2, 2020 by Robert Graham

Today a couple vulnerabilities were announced in Zoom, the popular work-from-home conferencing app. Hackers can possibly exploit these to do evil things to you, such as steal your password. Because of the COVID-19, these vulns have hit the mainstream m… Continue reading About them Zoom vulns…→

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Huawei backdoors explanation, explained

Posted on March 6, 2020 by Robert Graham

Today Huawei published a video explaining the concept of “backdoors” in telco equipment. Many are criticizing the video for being tone deaf. I don’t understand this concept of “tone deafness”. Instead, I want to explore the facts.Does the word “#backdo… Continue reading Huawei backdoors explanation, explained→

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Huawei backdoors explanation, explained

Posted on March 6, 2020 by Robert Graham

Today Huawei published a video explaining the concept of “backdoors” in telco equipment. Many are criticizing the video for being tone deaf. I don’t understand this concept of “tone deafness”. Instead, I want to explore the facts.

Does the word &#8220… Continue reading Huawei backdoors explanation, explained→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

A requirements spec for voting

Posted on March 4, 2020 by Robert Graham

In software development, we start with a “requirements specification” defining what the software is supposed to do. Voting machine security is often in the news, with suspicion the Russians are trying to subvert our elections. Would blockchain or mobil… Continue reading A requirements spec for voting→

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A requirements spec for voting

Posted on March 4, 2020 by Robert Graham

In software development, we start with a “requirements specification” defining what the software is supposed to do. Voting machine security is often in the news, with suspicion the Russians are trying to subvert our elections. Would blockchain or mobil… Continue reading A requirements spec for voting→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

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