Science meets Practice
The security concerns of the 2020 election brought digital security to the forefront of the Western world’s attention and the buzz phrase “zero trust” went from tech company lip service to an actual technology feature. And for good reason. The biggest problem in digital security is not technological but human. People just didn’t want to make the effort to keep their data secure.
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Cybersecurity audits do not deserve a bad reputation. But this attitude misses the point: a cybersecurity audit can be a multimillion-dollar blessing in disguise.
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Does cybersecurity vendors offer too many tools for their customers, with too many features customers won’t use anyway, increasing complexity and risk to the environment they set out to protect? A question to think about – what are your thoughts? Talk back and let us know!
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Information on social platforms and other public online databases should be exploited in digital forensic investigations that requires online public sources. How? Read our final installment of the OSINT series.
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Businesses are eager to utilize 5G for local deployments – if those are implemented securely. In its latest whitepaper, wenovator explores what it takes to ensure holistic security in private 5G networks.
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Protecting agains cyber threats becomes more important every day. But where do you begin? A cybersecurity framework is a good start. Check out our cybersecurity framework guide.
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Digital Signatures are being used more commonly these days – and have been picking up significantly during the current crisis. But how do they work and what can they be used for?
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No matter the technology platforms being paraded through the SOCs, humans still aren’t meeting data in the right place. XDR, however, may finally allow cybersecurity professionals to become proactive investigators.
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Continuing with our special on social engineering, today we’re looking at some insights from the industry about the issue. Read comments from industry leaders in our latest article.
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The motto for this year’s cybersecurity awareness Month was “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart.” A good advice, since social engineering is still the No.1 attack vector in cybersecurity. We asked two experts to explain how much of a problem social engineering really is, how criminals exploit this and how to prevent against social engineering attacks.
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