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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.

Panel says CEOs facing pressure to bolster security

CEOs in large enterprises are feeling the heat from board members to adequately defend companies – Cyber Protection Magazine reports from Black Hat USA 2021 #BHUSA #BlackHat

Search for the security holy grail: Isolating the bad guys

There are three eternal truths when it comes to cybersecurity. Find out about them and how you can leverage the laziness of cyber criminals in our latest feature article by US Editor Lou Covey.

Cybersecurity opportunities abound… if you can find them

The need for skilled workers in the cybersecurity industry is and has been at a critical level for a decade. And it isn’t going away anytime soon.

Commentary: Deep Fakes, Facial Recognition are much ado about nothing

For a year now, facial recognition and deep-fake video technology have caused a great deal of handwringing in the news. It’s a largely unwarranted concern because it has not become an actual problem. Rather, it has been a premature hype cycle.

Who ya gonna call? The true problem of cybercrime

Since 1984 we all know who to call if something strange happens in the neighborhood, For non-parapsychic crimes, call 911. But: Who ya gonna call in the event of a cybercrime?

To insure or not to insure? That’s a great question

Cyber insurance is a hot market, and should be something every organization should consider taking some out, maybe. That soundly wishy-washy assessment is our overarching observation after a four-week investigation into the industry.

CDR is a crucial security tool… that no one knows about

Securing an organization’s data isn’t easy, and the various products and services dedicated to the process make it even more difficult to know what to do. A relatively tiny section of the cyber-protection industry, known as content disarm and reconstruction (CDR) is a solid beginning.

Here is how hackers attacked the Oldsmar water supply – and how a catastrophe was prevented

The attack on the water supply of Oldsmar, Florida, shows which backdoors hackers leveraged in (almost) poisoning the water. It also shows what prevented them from succeeding. Read the details in our latest article.