Video Byte Special: What is Identity?
What is that identity that people always talk about and why does it need protection?
We spoke with two experts on the matter.
Author: Editors Desk
Video Byte: Why is Ransomware so popular?
Looking at some of the recent cybersecurity headlines , there is a lot of talk on ransomware. Apparently, ransomware is by far the most “popular” form of attack.
We wondered why this is and asked Gijsbert Janssen to give us a heads-up.
Secure and Private Compute Summit: Security Throughout the Data Lifecycle.
Join our US-Editor Lou Covey at the Secure and Private Compute Summit on July 6-8 where he’ll be moderating the panel: Introducing the Confidential Public Cloud – Closing the Final Security Gap in the Data Lifecycle. The SPC Summit is a free conference covering how to keep data secure throughout the data lifecycle. Register for free here: https://hubs.ly/H0M6_ks0
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A look inside the editorial process of Cyber Protection Magazine
For a journalist to decide what to cover and when takes some discussion and this week we decided to do our editorial meeting in a public setting so you can see how we pick what to report.
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Interview: Merging the Spheres of Identity
With more people working from home, protecting their digital identity is crucial.
We interview Mike Kiser, Senior Identity Strategist at SailPoint, about the ongoing attacks and what companies and individuals can do to protect their digital identities.
World Productivity Day: Adjusting to the ‘New Normal’
Did you know that World Productivity Day happened last Sunday? It’s a bit counterintuitive to host a productivity day on the least productive day of the week, but productivity changed a lot during the crisis, with impacts to cybersecurity as well. We spoke with industry experts about it.
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Video Byte: Cloud Security and Software Defined Perimeter
In our latest video byte, we’re discussing Cloud Security with Don Boxley, Co-Founder of DH2i – and found an amazing analogy for cloud securit in the process.
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How hackers are building data fountains through webscraping
When data of more than 500 million Facebook users surfaced earlier this year, no security breach was to blame. Those data were extracted using “web scraping” – but what is this and do we really want to do something about it?
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Video Byte: SMBs are a big target for cybercrime
We have already ventured into recording videos in the past, and our YouTube channel shows that this is being recognized.…
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Normalising data leaks: A dangerous step in the wrong direction
t’s true that data breaches occur everyday, and are increasingly on the rise. However, this doesn’t mean that it should be normalised, as Facebook did in a recent statement. Quite the opposite in fact. Read Why
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