Study Suggests Actionable Recommendations Would Improve IoT Security. The concern over the security risks posed by connected devices has prompted widespread efforts by standards bodies, governments and industry groups to create guidelines for best practices. The result has been the creation of far more guidelines and documents than anyone could reasonably

Advancements in IT cyber security lag all other areas of tech, which puts applications and data at unnecessary risk. By most measures, information technology has advanced by leaps and bounds during the past several decades. CPUs are orders of magnitudes faster, less expensive and more focused than they were around

From their inception, PCs, industrial systems, and all manner of computing devices were designed as individual points of compute. As a result, security was never top of mind. However, today everything is connected. The IoT and Industry 4.0 have introduced new security threats that were not originally considered. Therefore, the

SANS Technology Institute’s Internet Storm Center (ISC) has been a valuable warning service and source of critical cyber threat information to internet users, organizations and security practitioners for nearly two decades. Dr. Johannes Ullrich, the man whose site (DShield.org) became the basis of a SANS project (Incident.org) that later became

Organizations are deluged with billions of security events every day, far too many for human analysts to cope with. But security analysts have a powerful ally in their corner: machine learning is tipping the advantage toward defenders. Machine learning (ML) is changing the approach of organizations to threat detection and