I don’t like dogs; I need a dog.
ON May 2, 2019
This is not a post about dogs, but about Internet security. For the record, I love dogs. For me, Will...
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Asynchronous Warfare part 3: How Conventional Strategies and Tactics Are Applied to Cyberwarfare
ON Apr 30, 2019
By Dr. Dennis Prange and edited by Andy Norton NOTE: This is part 3 of a 4-part series on Asynchronous Warfare. In...
Five High-Profile Watering Hole Attacks Highlight Importance of Network Security
ON Apr 25, 2019
Digital criminals use various techniques to breach organizations’ computer systems. One method that continues to be popular among cybercriminals is...
My Best Hires had 30% of “The Wrong Stuff”
ON Apr 23, 2019
[NOTE: This post is a derivative of an article by John DiLullo that first appeared in Fast Company.] For companies large...
Can Smart Lighting Beat a Hacker? How Machine Learning Can Boost IoT Security
ON Apr 18, 2019
It's possible: Smart lighting could be the most dangerous element in your company's network. By 2025, there will be 75...
Asynchronous Warfare, Part 2: Strategy and Phases
ON Apr 16, 2019
By Dr. Dennis Prange, edited by Andy Norton NOTE: This is part 2 of a 4-part series on Asynchronous Warfare. Please...
Paranoia Reigns Among Security Pros
ON Apr 11, 2019
Technology, machines, software, UFOs, spontaneous combustion, and crop circles don’t scare me. I’m an engineer, a code writer, a builder,...
Think Your Business Is Too Small to Get Hacked? Wake Up!
ON Apr 9, 2019
Sixty percent of small- to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) go bankrupt six months after suffering a cyberattack. The risk is simply...
Post-Brexit Cybersecurity – Implications on Risk and Uncertainty
ON Apr 2, 2019
Who knows what is going to happen with Brexit, or when the United Kingdom will officially leave the European Union,...
How Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Can Thwart Insider Threats
ON Mar 27, 2019
While there are innumerable cybersecurity threats, the end goal for many attacks is data exfiltration. Much has been said about...