By owning a trusted CA, Russia can also now host as many man-in-the-middle attacks, which are generally privacy attacks. Additionally, state-sponsored hacking groups can produce certificates for devices meant to intercept traffic and view all of the encrypted communications.
Is your vulnerability management team overwhelmed and demoralized by the need to play catch up with a ceaseless flood of vulnerabilities? Using security intelligence can enable risk-prioritized vulnerability management.
One of the biggest obstacles enterprises face during their digital transformation journey is operating in a hybrid model that maintains legacy systems while migrating to the cloud. A main issue with hybrid environments is identity management.
We all hope it never occurs, but the amount of reported cybercrime attacks is growing steadily - if not skyrocketing - especially within the context of the modern hybrid workplace. Here are the six fundamental moves to make within the first 24 hours of experiencing a breach.
GDPR may have a huge impact on small businesses but may not stop government surveillance or cool the unfair advantage of tech giants over smaller industries and smaller players. Are there real improvements to consumer privacy?
Mobile applications collect a lot of personal data. What are the GDPR considerations for mobile app businesses when laying out the concept and execution of their application?
Can facial recognition technology still be used as a reliable safety and security tool with more people wearing face masks to protect themselves in COVID-19 pandemic?
COVID-19 did a lot to reveal weaknesses in systems across the board. Regardless of what type of Vendor Risk Management program you have or do not have – the time has come to start planning for a future in which more and more data breaches from remote work will occur.
Remote work has changed how teams operate. Cybersecurity teams need flexible, scalable solutions to verify users are who they say. Digital signatures are an ideal solution.
Privacy risks inherent in the use of biometric identification are extreme. In the event of a data breach, you cannot reissue an iris or a fingerprint. As technologies become more advanced and surveillance on city streets the norm who will draw the line at just what level of invasive monitoring is permissible?










