Let’s say you’ve just had a pen test or security scan performed on your application. You review the list of findings and get to work on remediation.
Author: ISBuzz Team
A JOB combating threats from cyberspace could be the ultimate prize for the winners of an online challenge posed by GCHQ to recruit the most skilled mathematicians, code breakers and ethical hackers in the UK.
With yesterday’s announcement by Apple of the new iPhone 5S, featuring Touch ID, their embedded fingerprint sensor, we are seeing an important change in the modern authentication landscape.
Another shoe has dropped in the National Security Agency’s covert mass surveillance program.
PRISM, XKeyscore, and plenty more classified information about the National Security Agency’s vast surveillance program has been dragged into the light since Edward Snowden began his leaks in May.
Last month’s cyber security report by Kent University offered a startling insight into the challenges faced in combating escalating cyber threats.
Last Tuesday, the first class of my senior year was “Introduction to Computer Security,” a class about the ideas and techniques involved in protecting computers and other digital systems from intrusions and misuse.
Okay, let’s all breathe: We’re going to get through this together. Apple unveiled not one, but two brand-spanking new iPhones on Tuesday.
US intelligence agency the NSA subverted a standards process to be able to break encryption more easily, according to leaked documents.
In the realm of infrastructure cybersecurity the period of contemplation has passed and the time for action is upon us.
