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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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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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.
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We have already ventured into recording videos in the past, and our YouTube channel shows that this is being recognized.…
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Open-source software is widely used to speed up the development of software products. However, open source software is not free from security weaknesses. How can companies secure their final products nevertheless?
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Blockchain and its best known application, the Bitcoin crypto currency, are seen as very secure. But is this really true? We spoke with Prof. Aggelos Kiayias, Chief Scientist at blockchain technology company IOHK, about the security and future of blockchain.
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Remote maintenance and troubleshooting services are enabling manufacturers and machine builders to support their customers with greater efficiency, as well as helping them to enhance productivity.
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Since the introduction of cloud computing it has been touted as a “more secure” option than local servers. As the number of data breaches in the cloud grow, however, that may no longer be the case. Just as in all cases of security failures, human error is at the core.
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“If you’ve received a friend request from me, ignore it. My account was hacked.” heard this phrase? Technically, it’s incorrect: this is not hacking, it’s spoofing. Learn the difference in this article.
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It would be easy to say the modern car is a computer on wheels, but it’s more like 30 or more computers on wheels – imagine the security risk if any one of these computers gets hacked.
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