cybersecurity Archives - Page 9 of 10

Altered States: The Security Profession in 2021

September 22, 2021 admin

After a tumultuous 18 months, cybersecurity is by no means alone in taking stock. Which of the changes introduced to deal with the global pandemic are here to stay? And how have changes to the […]

Defending universities and research, pt 2

September 8, 2021 admin

How can research institutes and universities tackle the threats of cybercrime and espionage? Universities and researchers face pressure when it comes to security, although pressures come from different quarters. In the second part of our […]

How to hack a power station: critical infrastructure, and new norms for cyber

May 18, 2021 admin

Critical infrastructure is on the front line of cybersecurity. An attack on power, sanitation, healthcare, or even the banking system, could be catastrophic. But it could happen. Back in the 1990s, ethical hacker Joe Carson […]

Cyber: A new Cold War?

May 5, 2021 admin

Is cyber the new war zone? NATO has declared cyber as one of the domains of warfare. The UK is standing up a National Cyber Force. And both friendly and hostile nations are bolstering their […]

Secure remote working: a year on, with Amar Singh

March 9, 2021 admin

How have businesses adapted to the pandemic, and has cybersecurity kept pace? What are the risks posed by remote and home working, and how do CISOs mitigate them? Over the last year the threat landscape, […]

Special report: Zero Trust

February 23, 2021 admin

Zero Trust promises a way to deal with the limitations of perimeter security. But how does it work, and how practical is it?

[…]

The Grey Zone: cybersecurity on the front line

November 17, 2020 admin

The grey zone is the new arena for conflicts between states. Cyber will inevitably play a part.

[…]

Neurodiversity and the cyber skills gap

August 25, 2020 admin

The cybersecurity industry faces a growing skills gap, with as many as 3.5m unfilled positions. And the problem is set to grow. Could a policy favouring neurodiversity offer one answer?

[…]

IBM Security Command Center, Cambridge, MA.

Resilience planning: fail to plan, plan to fail

August 12, 2020 admin

Security breaches are now all but inevitable. Yet three out of four organisations fail to plan properly for a cyber attack, according to the Ponemon Institute and IBM.

[…]

Person on computer with mental health text

Burn out? IT security and mental health

July 24, 2020 admin

Are we doing enough to safeguard the mental health of cybersecurity pros?

[…]

Security Insights

Putting security in focus

cybersecurity