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Getting ahead of NIS2: Prepare your organization and avoid the consequences.

Claus Nielsen

The NIS2 directive is designed to establish a ‘common level’ of cyber security across Europe, responding to the growing threats and the increasing number of cyberattacks. Here’s how to get ready.

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Hacking a car remotely

Automotive security: Digital hijacking of cars is far from reality

Lou Covey

In the past two decades, we have heard stories about how researchers have “discovered” security flaws in cars
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Ransomware Recovery: Why a multi-layered approach should be a priority

Eric Bassier

In order to strengthen cybersecurity and reduce business risk, organisations must employ a multi-layered data protection approach to ensure resiliency and recoverability at any point of the data lifecycle.

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Exploring DRM as an Industry Standard Security Addition to File Transfers

Chris Bailey

With the rise of remote working, sharing sensitive files is now taken for granted. But embracing this collaborative approach comes with increasing concerns regarding the security of our file transfers.

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The Cross-Sector Cybersecurity Performance Goals : What You need to Know

Tyler Reguly

The recent US national security community memorandum on Cross-Sector Cybersecurity Performance Goals (CPG) addresses risks to the nation and individual entities. This is a starting point to ensure organizations are all starting on the same footing. CISA spells this out on the same page when they describe what the CPGs are.

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How to fight ransomware effectively

Christopher Rogers

Ransomware has come a long way since it first appeared in 1989, when it was distributed to victims on floppy disks. Today, ransomware is a billion dollar black-market industry, utilising some of the most complex techniques currently available to inflict major damage.

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More Thoughts on Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Editors Desk

It’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month – still. And we have more quotes from industry experts about cybersecurity awareness.

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Defanging the Horror of Quantum Computing

Lou Covey

Quantum computing is often in the news, mostly about how it’s going to destroy the world as nation-states bust the hardest encryptions around so they

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How Criminals Attack the Building Blocks of the Internet

Chaim Peer

It’s not a surprise that cyber criminals have identified APIs as one of the most lucrative targets when it comes to retrieving sensitive information. Here are some ideas how to prevent API attacks.

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The NIST cryptography standards process

Demystifying Quantum Cryptography

Lou Covey

The NIST announcements about 4 algorithm standards to protect against quantum computing hacks had marketing departments go into overdrive. We decided it’s time to start demystifying quantum cryptography.

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