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If you’re a CISO, you should consider attending an IoT security conference to learn from the leaders in the field about how to integrate IoT security into your threat management program.
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“DevOps” encompasses a wide range of topics – throw security in there and you’ve added even more. This roundup includes events throughout the year and around the globe, from small events to community conferences and up. Whether … Continue reading Your 2019 Essential Software Security, Development, & DevOps Conferences
Bishop Fox’s Christie Terrill talks to us about IoT security and other trends at Black Hat 2018 this month. Continue reading Video: Bishop Fox on Device Threats and Layered Security
The Threatpost team debriefs on the top news and topics from last week’s Black Hat and DEF CON conferences. Continue reading Podcast: Black Hat and DEF CON 2018 Wrap
IBM researchers are seeking to raise awareness that AI-powered threats are coming our way soon. To that end, they’ve created an all-new breed of malware to provide insights into how to reduce risks and deploy adequate countermeasures. DeepLocker … Continue reading DeepLocker: new breed of malware that uses AI to fly under the radar
Vulnerabilities in healthcare devices and hospital systems are leading to growing concerns in the infosec community about patient safety. Continue reading Black Hat 2018: With Healthcare Security Flaws, Safety’s Increasingly at Stake
A flaw in Cortana allowed researchers to take over a locked Windows machine and execute arbitrary code. Continue reading Black Hat 2018: Cortana Flaw Allowed Takeover of Locked Windows 10 Device
Researchers from Threatcare and IBM X-Force Red joined forces to test several smart city devices, with the goal of investigating “supervillain-level” attacks. Here’s what the teams found.
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In mixed-design radio chips the processor’s activity leaks into the analog portion of the chip – and is broadcast as output. Continue reading Black Hat 2018: Mixed Signal Microcontrollers Open to Side-Channel Attacks