If you are a small business owner or even the manager of a bigger enterprise, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework can help you create a cybersecurity program that works. The framework is voluntary, which means you can pick and choose the parts that work best for your organization.
When developing your program, starting with NIST can make the process simpler. You ...
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A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Microsoft has announced some big changes that will finally give Windows users more control over updates and releases.
Firefox draws battle lines against push notification ...
Anyone who thinks were are not already at war in cyber-space is just not paying attention. I have written extensively on the subject of cyber-war in this blog, most recently about the Estonian cyber-militia. A list of those articles is below the video.
On April 22, 2019, Mikko Hypponen presented a keynote address titled The Next Arms Race. A 58 minute video is included ...
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If you bought a security camera, webcam, baby monitor, smart doorbell, digital video recorder or other IoT device manufactured in China, there is bad news. Security flaws have been discovered that can easily allow an attacker remote access, remote control, and password discovery on affected systems. These devices can also be hijacked to use in a variety exploits including eavesdropping ...
Are you working in information technology, but your career has gone stagnant or your work become boring and repetitive? Are you graduating from high school and considering career paths. Are you in college earning a “computer science” degree and wondering if you will be writing code your whole life? Maybe you should consider a career in cybersecurity.
I was interested in ...
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