In 2021 the worst case scenario of broad outages or mass ransomware attacks didn’t happen if it weren’t for the work of one very special group of people: cybersecurity experts. A big thanks to all of you from Cyber Protection Magazine!
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Finishing up our series on 2022 predictions we went to some of the people we’ve talked to in the past year to get their views on what will influence chip security for the positive in 2022.
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Ransomware is giving way to the even higher stakes of killware for critical infrastructure. Hits on industrial IoT in critical infrastructures are becoming less about money and more about control and causing as much damage as possible.
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Unless you’re an IT expert, the whole “cloud” thing can be a head-scratcher. Here’s the good news: All you need to know is that it is more secure than on-premise servers.
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Cyber attacks are increasing over the holiday season – we’ll have a detailed look at how these types of attacks work, using several examples.
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Metropolitan areas in the US have been hit with flash mobs of thieves. Technology already in place could seriously blunt these crimes. The question is whether the shoppers and retailers are ready to take responsibility for using it.
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What a year 2021. In terms of (successful) cyber attacks one of the most challenging years ever.…
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Our next article on what’s in store for 2022 – we saw some spectacular attacks in 2021. Will the coming year be worse? Read what experts think is coming from the dark side of the internet.
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We’re continuing our predictions for the world of cybersecurity in 2022 with focusing on the defensive side, i.e. what can companies do to protect against attacks.
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By now, most people have probably heard of 5G and the impact it will have. From a cybersecurity viewpoint, this upgrade of the IoT means devices are built less secure. This has raised concerns from many speculators, including military, governments. Cyber Protection Magazine interviews Dan DeBaun and Wilson Bautista about the technology they came up with to address these concerns.
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