Infosecurity Magazine Features
Rehabilitating Black Hats
If you color outside the lines today, will you toe the line tomorrow? Danny Bradbury explores whether those on the cyber ‘dark side’ can turn to the light.
NotPetya Ransomware: Lessons Learned
Roi Perez explores what the NotPetya ransomware taught an industry still reeling from the WannaCry outbreak
Smartphones Spur Biometric ATM Authentication
With the rise of ‘mobile-first’ consumers, Robin Arnfield investigates how smartphones may be the future for biometric authentication at ATMs
The Security Design Flaws of Biometrics
In my opinion, biometrics don’t follow best practice security principles and therefore fall short in many applications – particularly information security.
The Benefits of Biometrics
When looking at the results of biometric authentication deployments, it’s understandable why it is increasing in popularity.
The Impact of a Breach: When the Fallout Means More than Money
Data breaches can mean more than just financial loss. Wendy M. Grossman explores how fear, anxiety and even danger can impact victims
In Search of an Ethical Code for Cybersecurity
Ethics plays a big part in many lines of work, but what about information security?
Ask the Experts: What Did the Cybersecurity Industry Learn from WannaCry?
Three security experts share their thoughts on what the WannaCry ransomware attack taught us about the industry
Democracy Hacked: Why the Black Hats Are Turning Their Attention to Elections
With senior officials in the US, France, UK and Germany all blaming Russia for targeted attempts to influence their elections, Phil Muncaster takes a look at a turbulent year for democracy and asks ‘what next’?
The Stress Test of the Red Team
Red Teams have become increasingly prevalent in cybersecurity over the past few years, as defensive tactics increase against a very capable adversary.
Rise of the Machines: Cognitive Computers in Cybersecurity
Machine learning has come a long way since early research into the concept in the 1950s, but what role is it now playing in the information security landscape, and at what cost?
WannaCry: The Industry's Wake-up Call
Friday May 12 may yet be seen as a turning point for global IT security.
Top Ten Lessons Learned from WannaCry
The WannaCry ransomware variant changed the view of ransomware globally, mainly due to its ability to capture multiple major businesses and critical infrastructure.
Interview: Neira Jones
Interview with Neira Jones, independent advisor and international speaker with various board positions.
Minimizing the Loss of DDoS
As DDoS attacks grow in prevalence and size, Dan Raywood explores whether protection is keeping pace with a threat that has already trapped some of the biggest targets across the globe
Securing the Smaller Business
It is natural to think that it is more difficult for smaller firms to implement security as the perception is that it’s a specialist area.
Protecting the Large Enterprise
The challenge of maintaining effective oversight of our security posture is exciting and challenging in equal measure.
Keep Calm and Comply: One Year and Counting Until GDPR
With the May 2018 deadline fast approaching for Europe’s new data protection laws, Phil Muncaster outlines practical tips from the experts on how to get in shape ahead of the big date
Does the UK Need an Information Security Royal Charter?
The new paradigm of the digital economy requires the information security profession to be clearly identified as a key broker for all information and data assets.
Blockchain: What it Means for Cybersecurity
Are Blockchains redefining cybersecurity or do they pose more security challenges than they solve? Sooraj Shah investigates
