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Zero Trust – Why There’s No Time To Waste

Kamel Heus April 26, 2021

Most of the users of any given computer system are not humans, but machines, often transmitting and receiving sensitive data. A good Zero Trust strategy should focus on both humans and machines.

How CDR improves file security

Yehudah Sunshine April 23, 2021

CDR technology is rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after market segments in cybersecurity. Which is not surprising, given the benefits of CDR – read how CDR improves files security in this article.

Interview: Itzik Feiglevitch on Security for the Internet of Things

Editors Desk April 21, 2021

IoT will impact our life significantly – but security is often something which manufacturers of IoT devices neglect. Itzik Feiglevitch from Check Point discusses how to secure the Internet of Things.

Interview: Bentsi Ben Atar on the Danger of Hardware Based Attacks

Editors Desk April 19, 2021

Hardware based attacks are more common than you might think – and present a real danger to small and large businesses alike. Watch our interview with Bentsi Ben Atar on the topic.

API Security is the New Application Security

Omer Primor April 19, 2021

APIs are rapidly evolving into the new application layer. As they do, it becomes increasingly important to secure those APIs properly. Read our expert article by Omer Primor from Imvision for details.

Is cybersecurity training broken?

Editors Desk April 16, 2021

During Covid-19, cyber attacks have been increasing dramatically. Which lead a lot of companies to invest in cybersecurity training. However, is that investment paying off? A new report suggest that it doesn’t.

Facebook failed its standards so new laws should fix that

Lou Covey April 12, 2021

Legislation to punish social media platforms is misdirected. The mechanisms already exist – the platforms are not using them for fear of losing profit. We conducted two experiments to verify – and have a clear opinion.

Phisher Errors Lower Entry Barriers for Wanna-be Phishers

Dana Roth April 9, 2021

Each year, it becomes easier for wanna-be phishers to create successful campaigns. But now it’s at its easiest. Anyone can successfully set up and employ a phishing scheme – without any programming knowledge, going to the darknet or paying a thing. Read about a freightening attack scheme which is active now.

Backup one minute: Is your data secure?

Editors Desk March 31, 2021

World Backup Day has acts as a reminder for people to prepare for the unexpected by backing up their important files. Every year we see horror stories because a backup hasn’t been there when needed. Cyber Protection Magazine spoke to five technology experts to learn more about why effective backup is key to a successful disaster recovery plan.