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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Just when you think the government is finally getting a clue about cybersecurity, along comes a few entrepreneurs to blow up your hopes with another attack vector. This time it’s your GPS.
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The steady stream of acronyms in cybersecurity can numb the brain (see our Cybersecurity Cheat Sheets for explanations on some of those). In this guest post, Yehudah Sunshine elaborates on CIEM, what it is and how it can help you.
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Cyber Protection Magazine is proud to introduce a new series of articles explaining fancy terms of cybersecurity. We will keep them short, to the point and with a good dose of humor.
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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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Today, companies have contingency plans for any emergencies and disasters. Astonishingly, not for IT security disasters like hacks and data breaches. IT security escalation management should be an integral part of any such planning efforts.
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IAM, Zero Trust, Ransomware, IAG, EDPR, XDR – feel lost yet? We spoke with Morten Kjaersgaard, CEO of Heimdal Security, to give us a rundown of the most important topics shaping the cybersecurity industry today.
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At Black Hat Conference 2021, Matt Tait said the marketing practices of the security research industry enable cybercrime worldwide. Considering that the conference is dedicated to that industry, it was bold.
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SIEM solutions were traditionally deployed on-premises, but with a growing number of vendors now offering their products via the cloud, many organisations are considering whether they would benefit from migrating. In many instances, the answer is an emphatic yes.
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The news about Apple monitoring child pornography on users iPhones has caused a great deal of consternation privacy advocates. On the surface it seems they have a point. Closer inspection, however, reveals something else.
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