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Passwords have been around for millennia. But are they still fit for purpose? If not, what should replace them? Passwords were once simply a way to prove identity: something you know, to prove who you [...]
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It’s now under a year until the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act – or DORA – will come into force. DORA is a regulation for the bloc’s financial services sector. And, as the name suggests, [...]
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The UK Government is proposing a new cybersecurity governance code of practice for businesses. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), along with the NCSC and industry partners, has drawn up an initial draft. [...]
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Web applications are now at the heart of systems across both the private and public sectors. And a plethora of systems now work via web interfaces and API calls. Some estimates suggest any one enterprise [...]
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2024 is set to bring its challenges for everyone in cybersecurity. From growing threats and an increasing attack surface, as the world becomes ever more digital, to more onerous regulatory requirements and the risks posed [...]
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We bring Season 4 of Security Insights to a close with a review of some of the key trends in cybersecurity during 2023. Our special guest is the CEO of the Chartered Institute of Information [...]
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Cybercrime, in all its various forms, is a growing threat to any organisation that operates online. Despite improvements in IT security, criminal groups continue to probe defences, exploit weaknesses and attack systems in cyberspace. Usually, [...]
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The EU’s upcoming Cyber Resilience Act has big ambitions, with the goal to improve security for anything with “digital elements”. The Act will apply to hardware and software. The idea is to make it easier [...]
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Open source code forms the foundations of a vast amount of enterprise software, web applications and even the code that powers consumer devices, from media players to cars. But security, and open source, do not [...]
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Globally, there are more than 3.5 million unfilled jobs in cybersecurity. And the situation is becoming worse, not better. One reason is a growth in cyber threats. Certainly, there are few signs of attacks dropping [...]
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Most of us now accept that cyber attacks are inevitable. CISOs, certainly, expect there to be attacks, and breaches. None the less, organisations are not doing enough to ensure that they can withstand cyber attacks. [...]