Science meets Practice
Due to the ongoing crisis, Work-from-Home has finally gone mainstream. However, just using VPN is not enough to secure remote access – the new SASE concept might just be the solution companies need, writes our guest author Thomas Ehrlich.
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Risks are usually seen as something negative, while the word itself is actually neutral. Follow our author Tom Madsen in his eploration of the positive aspects of risks in cybersecurity.
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This week, Russia approved the first vaccine against Covid-19. A few weeks earlier, the US and the UK announced a cyber attack from Russia was trying to steal Covid-19 related research. We spoke with Prof. Panos Yannakogeorgos from NYU about the geopolitical aspects of cybersecurity
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Chatbots are the latest hype. However, those bots are often unsecured and the potential for mischief is big. Watch our interview with Chad Hiremath to learn about the security of chatbots.
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We spoke with Matt Donato about the challenges of finding the right experts in Cybersecurity as well as the opportunities for security experts in a dynamic environment
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The CJEU’s decision on Schrems II declared Privacy Shield invalid. The implications cannot be foreseen, but it is clearly a win for data privacy. Read what experts say on the ruling.
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When selecting security solutions, it’s important to have a plan to follow Having an architecture will help you integrate the various solutions into a stronger overall defense.
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These days, everybody talks about Covid-19 and cyberattacks. But how do biological and computer viruses compare? Read all about it here
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See our discussion with Eddy Willems, renowned security specialist and book author, about todays security landscape and how to protect yourself in it.
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Are you depicting a hacker as a lone nerd with a hoodie sitting in his basement? Nothing could be further from the truth. Read how cybercrime is organized today:
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