#BeCyberSmart This Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October is coming to an end – and so is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This year, we spoke to ten industry experts about staying #CyberSmart.
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Author: Editors Desk
How the Dark Web works
The Dark Web is something like the speakeasy of the internet.…
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Convincing Real Estate Luddites to adopt good security
ou spent some long, frustrating hours trying to convince realtors to adopt proven technology. He can’t imagine how difficult it must be, then, to convince them to practice good digital hygiene. David Moffat is trying to. We spent few minutes talking about how the industry’s attitude can make everyone less safe.
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Taking charge of the API security lifecycle
Modern enterprises have become API machines – for a good reason. But if not properly secured, APIs may be come a vulnerability rather than an asset. Learn how to take charge of API security in a series of events by Imvision in cooperation with Cyber Protection Magazine.
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German election: “Responsibility for cyber security remains with the private sector”
German Election: What do the parties have in plan for cybersecurity? #btw21
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Modern vehicles, especially EVs, are rife with security holes
Bentsi ben Atar of Sepio Systems and Lou Covey talk about how prevalent the potential for hacking modern vehicles is. And, apparently, public EV charging stations are a slam dunk for hackers. I hope this doesn’t ruin your weekend.
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Bridging the skills gap this National Coding Week 2021
In the UK, this week marks National Coding Week. CyberProtection Magazine spoke to eight industry experts about developing the next generation of IT pros and coders and closing the skills gap.
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Video Byte: Cybercriminals go after the little guys, cybersecurity goes after the big guys
Cybercriminals go after the little guys, cybersecurity goes after the big guys. See our latest video byte with an interview from Cyfluencer featuring our US editor Lou Covey.
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Apple’s porn scan is bad, unless you think it is good
The term “slippery slope” is applied to a lot of hypothetical outcomes of everything from legislation to technology. In the case of Apple monitoring the use of products and services for distributing child pornography it appears there are more than one or those lubricated hillsides.
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Video Byte: Zero Trust doesn’t exist, but it should
“Zero Trust” is one of the trending topics in the cybersecurity industry, but does it really exist? Find out in our latest video byte.
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