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As homomorphic encryption gains steam, experts search for standards

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Encryption has always been a battle line in cyberspace. Attackers try to break it; defenders reinforce it. The next front in that struggle is something known as homomorphic encryption, which scrambles data not just when it is at rest or in transit, but when it is being used. The idea is to not have to decrypt sensitive financial or healthcare data, for example, in order to run computations with it. Defenders are trying to get ahead of attackers by locking down data wherever it lies. The latest step in homomorphic encryption’s decade-long journey from dream to adoption was a standards meeting over the weekend of representatives from Google, Intel, and Microsoft, along with academics from around the world. While previous meetings focused on the specifics of algorithms, this fourth meeting included more talk of pursuing homomorphic encryption standards at a handful of global bodies, according to Intel’s Casimir Wierzynski, who […]

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Is Staff Burnout the Best Reason to Implement Cybersecurity AI?

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Reading Time: 4 minutes Staff burnout in the cybersecurity industry is at worrisome levels. With more data production and next-generation technology around the corner, now may be the best time to implement cybersecurity AI.

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UEM’s Sophomore Year: ‘2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Endpoint Management Tools’

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Reading Time: 4 minutes IBM was named a Leader in the “2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Unified Endpoint Management” for its ability to execute and lead the entire field of vendors in its completeness of vision.

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5G Technology Is Coming, But Is It Already Filled With Security Flaws?

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Reading Time: 3 minutes There is a lot to be excited about with 5G technology, but it will also open more doors for threat actors to get into networks, making it more difficult to effectively protect endpoints and data.

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What Would You Trust to Protect Your Business: Humans or Cybersecurity AI?

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Reading Time: 5 minutes According to a recent study from Palo Alto Networks and YouGov, some of us have more trust in cybersecurity AI than we do humans when it comes to managing security.

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What Is Data Protection and Why Does It Matter?

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Reading Time: 4 minutes Data protection, when done right, can help drive digital transformation and business growth. How can enterprises deliver consistent, proactive and intelligent data control while enabling innovation?

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4 Questions CISOs Need to Ask About Enterprise Cybersecurity

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Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s not always easy to ask the hard questions about enterprise cybersecurity. Here are four questions that CISOs need to answer to boost infosec impact.

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Gartner Releases 2019 Market Guide for SOAR Solutions

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Reading Time: 3 minutes In its new market guide for security orchestration and automation, Gartner predicted, “By year-end 2022, 30% of organizations with a security team larger than five people will leverage SOAR tools.”

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Facing the Promise and Peril of Facial Recognition for Authentication

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Reading Time: 6 minutes Great security depends on the ability to know who is authorized and who is not. This applies to both physical and digital security. But how? Increasingly, one answer is facial recognition.

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This Is What Experts Say Will Turn the Tide Against Increasing Cyberthreats

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Most organizations could blunt the vast majority of cyberthreats by making better use of the tools they already have and protecting their most precious data.

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