Infosecurity Blogs
Cybersecurity in Precision Agriculture: Safeguarding America’s Connected Fields
The connectedness of today’s precision agriculture means that America’s agriculture industry is at a higher risk of cyberattacks. Through awareness and research, this risk can be minimized
England and Wales Introduce Stricter Laws on Revenge Porn and Deepfakes, But Are They Strong Enough?
Nikki Webb argues that proposed penalties for 'revenge porn' may not be strong enough to address this growing problem
How to Manage Large PST Files in Microsoft Outlook
In this article learn some easy methods to effectively manage large PST files in Microsoft Outlook
Attackers Using Social Engineering to Capitalize on the ChatGPT Buzz
Paolo Passeri highlights notable ChatGPT-themed social engineering campaigns so far in 2023
Five Ways to Educate the National Workforce on Cyber Hygiene
Enhancing and strengthening cybersecurity education is essential to filling the 755,000-plus vacancies in cyber fields. It is just as important to train the nation’s existing workforce on cyber hygiene
#InfosecurityEurope: How to Make the Most of this Year's Show
Jason Steer discusses how to navigate this year's Infosecurity Europe show
#InfosecurityEurope: Get Ready for the Cybersecurity Party of the Year
Cyber House Party will be performing at Infosecurity Europe and raising funds for the NSPCC
Strategic Intelligence Guidance for Adopting AI Models in Your Organization
If you’re organization is adopting an AI model into its operations here are four things you should consider to enhance organizational humanity
AI vs Cybersecurity: Preparing for the Most Transformative Meta-Invention of Our Times
Raef Meeuwisse discusses how cybersecurity professionals must navigate the AI revolution
Cloud Security is the Greatest Area of Concern for Cybersecurity Leaders According to EC-Council’s Certified CISO Hall of Fame Report 2023
The 2023 Certified CISO Hall of Fame Report commissioned by EC-Council identified four primary areas of grave concern: cloud security, data security, security governance, and lack of cybersecurity talent.
Building an Effective Managed Threat Detection and Response Program
Building an effective MDR program requires a combination of people, processes, and technology. Technology is an important element and there are specific actions to take in order to best achieve this.
Can Organizations Combat Malicious Password-Protected File Attacks?
Brett Raybould highlights why password-protected files are often able to evade network defenses
Encrypt (Almost) Everything and Avoid Being the Next Headline
Thanks to the rise of remote work, most organizations do not have a single, defensible boundary between internal resources and the outside world. In this new landscape, having robust IAM to continuously authenticate users and devices from any location is essential, along with end-to-end data encryption.
How to Move Logs to a Different Drive in the Exchange Server
Understanding how to move transaction logs to another drive can have significant business benefits
Manufacturing a Defense Against Phishing
Javvad Malik says manufacturing firms must address the psychological behaviors of the workforce to tackle rising threats
So You've Decided To Implement Managed PKI. Now What?
Interest in PKIaaS is growing. Yet not all PKIaaS services are created equally
Understanding the Intersection Between Image Annotation and Cybersecurity
The combination of both image annotation and cybersecurity for businesses incredibly helps to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to sensitive information within their images
Securing Elections Against DDoS Attacks
This article highlights how organizations running elections can improve their DDoS protection
Github: A Flexible Cloud Service Increasingly Exploited by State-Sponsored Threat Actors
Paolo Passeri outlines how cyber-attackers are utilizing GitHub to launch attacks
IcedID: Exploring Four Recent Malware Infection Techniques
Menlo's Brett Raybould discusses four recent IcedID campaigns
