AI can be a powerful tool for security, allowing us to deploy agents at points of vulnerability. This proactive approach helps in scanning and protecting our systems more effectively.

Stuart Evans, a distinguished professor at Carnegie Mellon Univers

As healthcare will become increasingly digitized, the upward push of connected clinical devices—normally called the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)—is revolutionizing patient care. From wearable glucose monitors and pacemakers to smart infusion pum

We had a community session on Evaluating AI Solutions in Cybersecurity: Understanding the "Real" vs. the "Hype" featuring Hilal Ahmad Lone, CISO at Razorpay & Manoj Kuruvanthody, CISO & DPO at Tredence Inc.

In this discussion, we covered key aspects

In the realm of cybersecurity, the quest for the best antivirus to shield against ransomware remains a paramount concern for organizations worldwide. While antivirus software plays a crucial role in detecting and mitigating threats, it's essential

In both the US and Canada, financial institutions face heightened regulatory demands, with regulators emphasizing the need for standardized cybersecurity practices and enhanced digital resilience. This blog explores the evolving regulatory landsca

 In today's ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations face an array of threats that require proactive and robust defense mechanisms. External Attack Surface Management (EASM) emerges as a critical component in fortifying organizational

You may not have the resources to employ an army of white-hat hackers to stress test your security infrastructure; most organizations don’t. However, you want to make sure that the resources you do have are used in the most effective way.

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Portshift introduces five security best practices for Kubernetes Deployments. Portshift is a pioneer in any kind of identity-based workload protection for cloud-native applications. The company has come out with five security best practices for DevOp

These days, Printer is not the box in the corner of the office, which is harmless and doesn’t need more attention than normal wear and tear repair. In this 21^st century, Printers and Multifunction printers (MFPs) are most vulnerable to the cyberattac

In this talk, we will unveil the new in-house capabilities of a nation state actor who has been observed deploying both Android and iOS surveillance tooling, known as Stealth Mango and Tangelo. The actor behind these offensive capabilities has succes

While you may not always be aware of them or even have heard of them, Crestron devices are everywhere. They can be found in universities, modern office buildings, sports arenas, and even high-end Las Vegas hotel rooms. If an environment has a lot of

COBIT, ISO/IEC 27001, NIST 800.53, PCI, oh my. The path to compliance is not a yellow brick road. IT professionals face a variety of security standards that they must meet simultaneously. This talk will present the NIST Open Security Controls Assessm

Facebook Fixes Major 'Brute Force' Bug - 9th Mar

Bangalore-based Anand Prakash discovered a serious flaw on the developer sites beta.facebook.com and mbasic.beta.facebook.com. On the regular Facebook site, the limit is set to 10-12 invalid attempts

Glibc Flaw Affects Thousands Of Linux Apps But How Dangerous Is It? -17 Feb

Researchers at Google and Red Hat disclosed the vulnerability in glibc on Tuesday. They described the issue as a critical buffer overflow vulnerability which, when exploit

Contrary to the common man belief that 'Windows is very insecure', Microsoft has been very proactive in security. Apple iOS has a great deal of security too, it is described in its building from scratch in the iOS security document. Here are the few

Some days back, when I was going through the record breaking statistics of Facebook and its social networking platform’s REST APIs,  I found phrases like“People on Facebook install 20 million applications every day. More than 2.5 million websites ha