Infosecurity Blogs
Why You Need Private Browsing
If you thought browsing securely (and privately) was as easy as opening a new incognito window, think again.
EU GDPR Final Countdown: How to Prepare Your Security Program
GDPR will have real-world impact, and not just for EU member states.
Is DDoS Protection Right For You?
What should a company do about DDoS? They should follow a risk-based methodology to judge cost and weigh it against benefits and ways to address the risk.
Key Details on the Australian Meta-Data Retention Law
As Australia's newly approved Data Retention law comes into effect, how does it actually affect the average internet user?
How To Sell Endpoint Security to Business Leaders
Engaging with C-suite execs, security pros can more effectively explain and advocate the need to invest while leading the business toward a safer future.
Why Bill 34 is Bad News for Internet Privacy
The S.J.Res. 34 bill has effectively destroyed the privacy of internet users in the US and has taken the world by storm.
The 'Dark RAT'
In March 2017, Fujitsu Cyber Threat Intelligence uncovered a newly developed remote access tool referred to by its developer as ‘Dark RAT'
The Domain Name and its Role in Cyber Forensics
It remains very easy for anyone to inexpensively buy a domain name, obtain an IP address and set up a host server.
The Security Challenges of Enterprise Container Adoption
The blending of development and operations processes into DevOps has also changed the way software is deployed.
Your 2017 Data Centre Security Checklist
There is big money to be made extorting an organization’s data center—or “brain”.
#WCSC17: A Day at World Cybersecurity Congress 2017
This week Islington’s Business Design Centre played host to the World Cybersecurity Congress 2017, with a schedule packed full of interesting sessions and discussions from speakers from a variety of different sectors and specialties
GDPR Compliance: Time to Face Mission Impossible?
The subject of GDPR compliance continues to be on the lips of many in the information security industry, and rightly so as the regulation promises to revolutionize the way we work and store data
The Rise of the Threat Hunter
Being proactive, sniffing out threats, and improving detection and response times is vital in the ongoing fight against cyber-attacks. A mix of prevention and response is the ideal strategy.
#SecuriTay 2017 & the Future of An Industry
Held in Dundee’s Abertay University, and now in its sixth year, SecuriTay is organized by the Ethical Hacking Society and “aimed at anyone with an interest in hacking and information security”
#RSAC: Wendy Nather: Why AV Should Never Have Been Invented and Why We've Brought the Skills Gap on Ourselves
Wendy Nather talks AV, skills gap, CISO decisions and why passwords should be written down
Digesting the Diversity of Data Breaches
The diverse nature of cyber-threats can make one quite unique from another, affecting every department within an organization and no longer confined to the IT department
Eagles Take the #Superbowl of Passwords
Based on the release of ten million passwords, the data crunching revealed that the most popular gridiron team for a password was the Philadelphia Eagles, followed by the Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders
Come Fly with Me: Securing the Drone
New report seeks to aid the safe and secure creation and operation of unmanned aircraft systems
Ultrasonic Cross-Device Tracking
The Risk Avengers take a look at the issue of ultrasonic cross-device tracking
(ISC)2 - Top Trends to Watch in 2017
As we enter 2017, this will be the year in which the potential cracks in the pillars of the knowledge economy start to show.
