Whether it’s a peaceful transition of power or an overthrow of the previous government, the transition of new leadership in a country poses challenges for security and stability. As the internet is beyond critical to all sectors of a government, its economy and the country as a whole, getting a

“The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” by Douglas Adams, could actually be a guide to cybersecurity if read in a different context. The crux of the problem in present-day cybersecurity practice is summed up in this exchange from the book: No one is spending time to ask the right question.

The new IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act signals that the government will take IoT security more seriously in future.While the act specifies requirements for new devices, there are billions of existing devices already in the field.There are still a range of prevalent shadow-IT practices and other behaviors that the act does

There are new best practices for both enterprises and consumers to help keep data protection top of mind for 2021, according to Yoji Watanabe, president and chief executive of of Cybersecurity Cloud (CSC).  Experts are predicting that there will be an increase in cybersecurity attacks in 2021 as hackers continue

Port-sniffing. Network intrusion. Spoofing. Viruses. Trojans. SQL injection. Cross-site scripting. Ransomware. Malware embedded in ads. Zero-day browser flaws. Security misconfiguration and broken authentication. Unvalidated redirects. It plays out time and again: A bad person invents a way to attack a computer or a network. A good person discovers the attack