Top 5 Enterprise Threat Predictions for 2014
Top 5 Enterprise Threat Predictions for 2014 Ransomware for the enterprise Compromised clouds Advanced mobile phishing tactics APT’s focus on mobile Mobile device linked to major compromise When...
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Keeping your digital life safe at the Sochi Olympics
Digital security is not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about during the Sochi Olympics, but should be something that is on your mind when travelling to popular areas. Just as scams...
View ArticleCan Security Survive in an Increasingly Insecure World?
2013 was not a good year in terms of cyber security. Despite companies spending an increasingly significant percent of revenue on security technology – systems designed to thwart, detect and prevent...
View ArticleSolving the mystery of incidence response
The threat landscape today is very different from a few years ago. With an increasingly creative number of threat vectors through which to launch an attack, it has never been more challenging to secure...
View ArticleSXSW Apps Exposed Panel Re-cap (#MobileRisk)
Security and privacy were hot topics at this year’s SXSW Interactive festival, and deservingly so. While at the event in Austin, I had the pleasure of participating on a panel discussing malicious...
View Article#SXSW 2014 and the future of digital security
Security and privacy were hot topics at this year’s SXSW Interactive festival, and deservingly so. While at the event in Austin, Grayson Milbourne had the pleasure of participating on a panel...
View ArticleAV Isn’t Dead. It’s Evolving.
Since the WSJ report was released, endpoint security solutions have received a lot of media attention. As many have started to ask “Is AV really dead?”, I felt it was a good idea to talk about it from...
View ArticleA Recap of the JP Morgan Breach
There is a clear trend that every year there are bigger targets compromised with increased frequency with more personal data being collected. The recent attack on JP Morgan Chase is especially alarming...
View ArticleCompetition at an All-Time High in Lucrative Hacking &...
While black market websites have long since offered a wide array of services aimed at the aspiring cybercriminal, recent attention has been given to a new breed of websites that offer hacking services...
View ArticleGoogle’s new Chrome extension is worth downloading
Yesterday, Google announced the release of their newest Chrome extension, Password Alert. The new free tool is designed to warn users of the popular browser when they are entering their Google...
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This week marks the 18th annual BlackHat USA conference where many of the world’s brightest security minds come together to discuss and showcase techniques capable of defeating and compromising a wide...
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Keeping your digital life safe at the Sochi Olympics
Digital security is not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about during the Sochi Olympics, but should be something that is on your mind when travelling to popular areas. Just as scams...
View ArticleCan Security Survive in an Increasingly Insecure World?
2013 was not a good year in terms of cyber security. Despite companies spending an increasingly significant percent of revenue on security technology – systems designed to thwart, detect and prevent...
View ArticleSolving the mystery of incidence response
The threat landscape today is very different from a few years ago. With an increasingly creative number of threat vectors through which to launch an attack, it has never been more challenging to secure...
View ArticleSXSW Apps Exposed Panel Re-cap (#MobileRisk)
Security and privacy were hot topics at this year’s SXSW Interactive festival, and deservingly so. While at the event in Austin, I had the pleasure of participating on a panel discussing malicious...
View Article#SXSW 2014 and the future of digital security
Security and privacy were hot topics at this year’s SXSW Interactive festival, and deservingly so. While at the event in Austin, Grayson Milbourne had the pleasure of participating on a panel...
View ArticleAV Isn’t Dead. It’s Evolving.
Since the WSJ report was released, endpoint security solutions have received a lot of media attention. As many have started to ask “Is AV really dead?”, I felt it was a good idea to talk about it from...
View ArticleA Recap of the JP Morgan Breach
There is a clear trend that every year there are bigger targets compromised with increased frequency with more personal data being collected. The recent attack on JP Morgan Chase is especially alarming...
View ArticleCompetition at an All-Time High in Lucrative Hacking &...
While black market websites have long since offered a wide array of services aimed at the aspiring cybercriminal, recent attention has been given to a new breed of websites that offer hacking services...
View ArticleGoogle’s new Chrome extension is worth downloading
Yesterday, Google announced the release of their newest Chrome extension, Password Alert. The new free tool is designed to warn users of the popular browser when they are entering their Google...
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