The Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF) has launched a new vulnerability disclosure platform for IoT product vendors and security researchers. The ‘Vulnerable Things’ program has been launched in partnership with Oxford Information Labs, which worked with government and industry stakeholders. The platform includes a vulnerability management tool,along with other

Internet of Things will connect many things in our daily life in different ways and the civil aviation industry is no exception. Indeed, IoT technologies could help, for instance, increase the capacity and efficiency of existing air traffic systems while improving a passengers’ experience. As a result, formerly separated IT systems

To better protect workloads and data in the cloud, security operations centers collaborate with various IT teams. Learn how to cloud-enable your organization’s SOC. As more organizations deploy critical workloads and data into the cloud, an increasing number of attacks are focused on these environments. The nature of today’s security operations

The proliferation of IoT devices, particularly in the workplace, has left businesses with a new set of security challenges to deal with. For any company considering investing in IoT devices, it is important to understand the nature of these challenges and how to address them. One of the biggest challenges

Imagine a world where businesses execute strategies without worrying about securing data. Now imagine a world where fast paced cybersecurity capabilities enable trusted data to become a source for growth. Guess what? Both are possible today. A lot of ink has been spilled over data protection and now that National