APTs are widely known for remaining undetected, fooling defensive tools and security tactics. IT and security teams must adopt a new approach to address this specific type of risk, one that provides long-term and constantly adapting security to address shifting tactics and unusual network behavior.
With people being the weakest links in cyber attacks, why are companies not focusing on cyber security awareness training for their employees or making them more effective?
APIs are the backbone of numerous popular web services because of their utility, ubiquity, and increasing architectural choices. Regardless of the API architecture chosen, there are shared factors that make them all vulnerable.
As biometrics technology becomes more widespread and sophisticated, there is growing concern about it crossing ethical lines through misuse or fraud.
Enterprises focus much of their attention on the surface web. However, monitoring the dark web and hidden corners of the internet is just as if not more important for risk professionals.
The post-quantum world is often described as a doomsday scenario. One of the biggest fears about quantum computing is its ability to break the traditional encryption algorithms that have protected our data for decades.
Companies that want to thrive in an increasingly regulated privacy environment must focus more on data transparency for customer loyalty, which consumers have now come to not only value, but expect.
Migrating to quantum resistant algorithms will take years to integrate into existing systems and processes. Organisations need to achieve crypto-agility – the ability to change, improve, and revoke cryptographic assets to successfully deal with quantum threats.
Today there's a big difference between safety and security. But in the coming era of autonomous vehicles, there will be no difference between the two as electronic security becomes more important.
You can build privacy training that meets every one of the compliance requirements out there and doesn’t force you to constantly shift your program to meet changes.










