Science meets Practice
Self-Protecting Data (SPD) are a relatively new concept for the cybersecurity industry.
We spoke with Jim Minie from Sertainty about use cases and implications of self protecting data for cybersecurity.
Most users only ever scratch the surface of the internet – there’s much more hidden in the deep. Find out what in our 5th article about OSINT.
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Passwords don’t matter. Shortly after world password day, this might come as a shock. Adam Glick from Rocket Software explains why.
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We had the chance to talk to Theresa Payton, Former White House Chief Information Officer and CEO of Fortalice Solutions about the recent attacks on healthcare organisations.
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Getting information and awareness of cybersecurity across to your audience can be difficult – read how to improve on this in our interview with Nicole van Deursen.
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How can you secure your work setting when working from home? Find out in this article about the art of cyber distancing.
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Password day is not yet over, so we thought we give you the highlight of the day last. We’ve had a very interesting and entertaining call with Dr. Johannes Ullrich, Dean of Research for SANS Technology Institue, on world password day
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We’re proud to introduce the Cybersecurity Magazine YouTube channel with our first editorial podcast: an interview with Prof. Ahmed Banafa on privacy during Covid-19
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SASE is a relatively new termin cybersecurity. Nathan Howe from Zscaler already explained it in a recent article. We interviewed him to understand more of the concept. Read the interview here
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The talent shortage is a major issue for the cybersecurity industry. New, innovative ways have to be found – mentoring might be an option to identify good candidates, says Steven Li. Read about his idea here.
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