This is what our summer’s like
For the second summer straight, we cover the children’s interests during the period when they have enough leisure to give themselves full time to their hobbies. Continue reading This is what our summer’s like
Category Archives: Security technology
Is Staff Burnout the Best Reason to Implement Cybersecurity AI?
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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5G Technology Is Coming, But Is It Already Filled With Security Flaws?
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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The Many Dimensions of Effective CISO Leaders
Reading Time: 5 minutes Does your CISO have the leadership and business qualities necessary to drive effective management of cyber risks? Let’s explore four dimensions that CISOs must learn to master.
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What kids get up to online
To help children avoid potential dangers in the digital world, parents must understand what their children are interested in, know about the latest online trends, and be aware of what might pose a risk. Continue reading What kids get up to online
Hacking microcontroller firmware through a USB
I have given a step-by-step guide on the analysis of embedded firmware, finding vulnerabilities and exploiting them to acquire a firmware dump and to carry out code execution on a USB device. Continue reading Hacking microcontroller firmware through a USB
Insider Threats: A Big Fear for Small Businesses
In the list of things that keep SMB leaders awake at night, insider threats rate at the top. Here’s why this threat is far bigger for smaller companies. A recent report finds that more than half (58 percent) of small-to-medium-sized business (SMB) exe… Continue reading Insider Threats: A Big Fear for Small Businesses
Insider Threats: A Big Fear for Small Businesses
In the list of things that keep SMB leaders awake at night, insider threats rate at the top. Here’s why this threat is far bigger for smaller companies. A recent report finds that more than half (58 percent) of small-to-medium-sized business (SMB) exe… Continue reading Insider Threats: A Big Fear for Small Businesses
How CISOs Can Facilitate the Advent of the Cognitive Enterprise
Just as organizations get comfortable with leveraging the cloud, another wave of digital disruption is on the horizon: artificial intelligence and its ability to drive the cognitive enterprise.
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Automation: The Lingua Franca of IT Security
There are two words that can elicit fear from enterprise executives like nothing else: security breach. Yet, despite this, CISOs have all but resigned themselves to knowing those words are likely to come at some point during their tenure. The challeng… Continue reading Automation: The Lingua Franca of IT Security