Infosecurity News Features

  1. The Most Exploited Vulnerabilities by State Sponsored Actors, and the Easy Fix

    Which are the most commonly known vulnerabilities exploited by sophisticated foreign cyber actors

  2. #WorldPasswordDay 2020: Promoting Good Password Practice During #COVID19

    Promoting good password practice has never been more important amid the unprecedented remote working situation

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  3. Meeting the Author of the #LoveBug - ‘Crime Dot Com’ Preview

    A preview of Geoff White's upcoming book, which details his meeting with Lovebug creator Onel de Guzman

  4. The Privacy-Security Balance in Digital Surveillance: Lessons from COVID-19

    What are the implications for privacy surrounding the use of government surveillance technology during COVID-19?

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  5. If Remote Working is the New Norm, How Do We Do it Securely?

    Remote working has moved from being something that you may do one day a week to something that is the new norm for many people

  6. Top Ten: Things We Learned in Q1 2020

    Whilst the world slowed down due to COVID-19, a number of stories and revelations changed the way we worked over the course of Q1

  7. The Long-Term Impact of #COVID19 on the Cybersecurity Industry

    What will be the long-term impact of COVID-19 on the cybersecurity industry and its staff, policies and technology?

  8. The Short-Term Impact of #COVID19 on the Cybersecurity Industry

    A look at the short term impact of COVID-19 on the cybersecurity industry

  9. The Unique Dangers Posed by #COVID19 Phishing Scams

    Criminals will take advantage of any situation and use it to meet their ends

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  10. New Venture Shines Spotlight on Facial Recognition Collection and Databases

    EFF launches facial recognition storage campaign

  11. Infosec Industry Shows Compassionate Side Amid #COVID19 Pandemic

    Companies offer free services and advice to ease security risks of employees working from home

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      Michael Hill

      Former Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  12. #RSAC: Raucous Panel Debates Huawei Risk to US Supply Chain Security

    Huawei lashes out against US over supply chain security

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      Sean Michael Kerner

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  13. CyberCenturion Winners Crowned as Competition Culminates in London

    15 teams competed in the grand final of the annual contest

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      Michael Hill

      Former Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  14. #RSAC: Dr Jessica Barker’s Guide to Security Awareness Without Fear

    Dr Jessica Barker urged security professionals to reconsider the use of both fear and humor in security awareness during her keynote at RSA Conference in San Francisco

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      Eleanor Dallaway

      Former Editorial Director & Tech Journalist

  15. #RSAC: CISA on Election Security, Ransomware and Intelligence Sharing

    The first director of CISA talks about the agency's role

  16. #RSAC Innovation Sandbox Crowns Latest and Greatest New Vendors

    The annual winner of the Most Innovative Startup is named

  17. Impact of Stress and Burnout Worsens for CISOs

    Stressed CISOs would consider pay cut to improve work-life balance

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      Michael Hill

      Former Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  18. Enabling the Future of IoT with PKI and Device Management

    How DigiCert plans to shake up the IoT device sector with device management

  19. Rolling Vulnerability and Patch Management into Detection and Response

    Qualys talks about its strategy to combine patch and vulnerability management with detection and response

  20. 2020 Cybersecurity Predictions: Compliance, Authentication and CISO Evolution

    Cybersecurity predictions for 2020: new concepts or more of the same?

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