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Arqit Suit Pulls Back the Curtain on Quantum

Lou Covey May 18, 2022May 13, 2022cloud, development, encryption, insurance, IoT, journal, Multi-factor authentication, OT, quantum, Quantum computing, Quantum cryptography, review

The Arqit shareholder fraud lawsuit is pulling back the curtain on the Quantum computing industry. Before it’s over we may see how much is FUD, snake oil and legitimate.

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Cyber Protection Magazine: Cloud Expo Issue

Editors Desk May 11, 2022May 11, 2022api, attacks, cloud, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Interview, IoT, mfa, OT, sap

Our first printed special edition of Cyber Protection Magazine is here. This time the issue is not only available in digital form, a printed version is also available on the Cloud Expo Europe in Frankfurt. Consequently, we have a few topics we discuss in this issue.

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IoT Security is Bad, but there is hope

Lou Covey April 29, 2022April 28, 20225g, apt, cybersecurity, GDPR, IoT, OT, password, privacy, risk

We caught up with founder and CEO of Cyberus Labs, Jack Wolosewicz on his view on the future of security in IoT and 5G technology.

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How Visibility Improves Security

Editors Desk April 4, 2022April 4, 2022apt, cloud, compliance, cybersecurity, expert, focus, Interview, IoT, network, OT, video, Vulnerability management

If you want to know which devices in your network are insecure, you need to know your devices, all of them. In our latest Interview, Zac Warren from Tanium argues that visibility is key in achieving good security.

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The 5 Most Secure Messaging Apps

Lou Covey March 11, 2022April 25, 2022apt, cloud, development, encryption, Facebook, ICloud, IoT, OT, privacy, sap, video, WhatsApp

There is no lack of lists for the “best” secure messaging apps but we’ve noticed a few things about them: Not all apps on the lists are inherently secure. Hence, here is our list.

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How Cybersecurity Issues Affect Stock Prices

Justine Robinson February 18, 2022February 22, 2022Artificial intelligence, attacks, cyber attack, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, development, expert, Facebook, IoT, journal, network, OT, risk, security awareness

Stock prices are affected by changes in supply and demand, but also fluctuate with company health, economic reports, and trader sentiment. It’s no surprise that cyber attacks have an effect on stock prices, too.

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The Mirai Botnet Returns, But Don’t Panic

Lou Covey February 10, 2022February 9, 2022anti-virus, attacks, Botnet, CISO, cybersecurity, expert, focus, Internet of things, IoT, Malware, network, OT, password, security awareness, XDR, zero trust

A new variant of one of the most infamous malware has been spotted in the wild. No need to panic – if you follow some basic cybersecurity hygiene.

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US companies face hefty fines for GDPR violations

Lou Covey January 21, 2022January 28, 2022cloud, compliance, data privacy, GDPR, IoT, OT, privacy

We’re talking with Paul Smith, country manager for Sweeft Digital, a UK agency helping companies manage their digital presence, including compliance with UK and Europe privacy regulations. He confirmed concerns about the US versions of the GDPR. Bottom line is, each of us has to take care of ourselves. Our governments are not going to.

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Predictions Finale: Legislation, standards drive chip security in 2022.

Lou Covey December 29, 2021January 28, 20222022 predictions, attacks, Axiado, cloud, cybercrime, cybersecurity, development, ICloud, insurance, IoT, OT, quantum, ransom, Ransomware, risk, sap, zero trust

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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5 Tips for Industrial IoT Security to Defend Against Cyberattacks

Michael Yehoshua December 27, 2021December 25, 2021attacks, backup, Colonial Pipeline, cyber attack, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Internet of things, IoT, Multi-factor authentication, network, OT, phishing, ransom, Ransomware, risk

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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