When Lavabit — an email service that National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden used — suspended service last week amid hints that it had received a government demand for information
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The website of The New York Times was unavailable for at least an hour on Wednesday morning, but the newspaper says the outage wasn’t due to malicious attacks, as some had feared.
The phenomenon of the Internet of Things (IoT) is positively influencing our lives by augmenting our spaces with intelligent and connected devices.
As the security community continues to look for easier ways to mitigate the risk of all-too-common Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks
IBM has teamed with more than 1,000 universities worldwide with the intent of building a future “pipeline” of data scientists.
Ladar Levison took 10 years to build his company—and he’s 32, so that’s most of his adult life. So when he shut down his encrypted e-mail service, Lavabit, without warning last week, it was like “putting a beloved pet to sleep.”
Many in the industrial cybersecurity space have long pressed for faster action on the part of stakeholders. Over recent years, however, much of this emoting has seemed to fall on deaf ears.
One aspect of BYOD that we don’t often talk about is its potential to reduce operating costs.
Iran has sufficient cyber capabilities to attack the US causing serious damages to the critical infrastructures of the country.
Following a pilot project aimed at providing UK government and business with an effective cyber incident response capability, GCHQ (in the form of CESG and CPNI) has launched two schemes
