Infosecurity Magazine Features
Europe’s New Copyright Laws: Sending Shock Waves Across the Globe
Experts claim new directive is damaging for small websites and individual rights holders
People in Security: The Weakest Link vs Innocent and On Your Team
Are people really the weakest link in the security chain?
Drive-By Download & Fileless Malware Attacks: Minimum Action, Maximum Impact
As the prevalence of drive-by download and fileless malware attacks continues to grow, Davey Winder explores their impact and outlines strategies for defense
Arming Law Enforcement with Industry Skills and Volunteers
Skills shortage in law enforcement has led to more use of volunteers from inside and outside cybersecurity. What do they look for and who are the volunteers?
Profile Interview: Dug Song
Eleanor Dallaway meets Duo Security co-founder Dug Song to hear the story of his journey from liquor store worker to security pioneer. Written by Michael Hill
Top Ten Tips for Enabling BYOD
Infosecurity brings you 10 top tips for getting BYOD to work for your organization with the least risk to your business
Cool for School: Closing the Skills Gap Through the Education System
With the cybersecurity workforce gap now estimated to be leaving the industry short of three million employees, Michael Hill investigates why the sector must invest in the education system to help solve its own problem
Securing a Flexible Workforce: A Challenge of the Modern Workplace
Mobile and remote working is not without its share of security challenges.
The Marriott Starwood Breach: An Analysis
Kathryn Pick looks back at the attack on the Marriott International hotel chain, one of the biggest data breaches to hit headlines in 2018.
Cybersecurity Under Trump: Two Years On
Two years into an unsettled presidency, Danny Bradbury explores why US cybersecurity still lacks leadership
Cyber Insurance: The Next Step in Cybersecurity Preparedness?
What benefits can cyber insurance bring to businesses, and are there any downsides for those looking to invest in the new protection?
Q&A: Chet Wisniewski
Chet Wisniewski talks about his career to date working in the information security industry.
The Printer Security Problem
Michael Hill investigates a significant element of corporate endpoint security that is still slipping under the radar
Putting Faith in Zero Trust
The last couple of years have seen the zero trust concept gain fresh traction. What has driven this new interest, and is this the way that security networks should be built now?
Cool Heads and Clear Minds: Getting Your Incident Response Plan Together
In 2018, serious cyber-attacks are inevitable. As a result, effective incident response is crucial to cybersecurity readiness.
GDPR: Six Months On
Cordery's Jonathan Armstrong looks back at the first six months living under the GDPR, and what we've learned so far.
The Dark Side of Automation
With autonomous technology evolving quickly, Rene Millman explores whether machine learning has a dark side and asks what can happen when bots go bad
