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Facial recognition is all the rage, and the recent report from Research and Markets is the proof. In 2017 alone, the worldwide face recognition market was valued at $3.85 billion,
This week, international cybersecurity firm Check Point visited Denver, CO to host CPX (Check Point Experience) Denver. Taking place at the downtown Ritz Carlton, CPX brought cybersecurity professionals from all
On Thursday of last week, Ticketfly, the popular online box office, received a bit of a makeover. Their website, rather than directing users to concerts and events of their choosing,
“Israel is blessed with many opponents, and as such, it developed core competencies mostly in the defense sector in order to be able to protect itself ” – Dudu Mimran, CTO of the Cyber Security Research Center at Ben-Gurion University.
In March 2018, the world got a wake-up call when news broke that a third-party firm called Cambridge Analytica harvested data from up to 87 million Facebook profiles. Even worse,
Constant innovations in the technology realm have created a landscape in which cyber security measures struggle to keep up with evolving technologies. Last year alone saw a bevy of major
In June last year, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Twitter released a joint statement announcing the formation of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT). The Forum was created to
In the business world, information specialists are kind of like gold. They’re valuable, highly sought after, and incredibly hard to find. A small pool of talent is now “recognized globally
You might assume that most products arrive in the U.S. after traveling hundreds of miles in the hold of an airplane or stacked in the back of a tractor-trailer. In
In the early 1940s, the world was facing an emerging threat: the atomic bomb. The United States and its allies believed the Germans were close to completing a nuclear weapon
As the Vice President of Swann Communications USA, Dennis McTighe knows a thing or two about keeping the home secure. Here’s our exclusive interview.
Modern technologies have changed drastically the last couple of years. Today, smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, laptops, and PCs are light years beyond what we had 10-15 years ago. Today, they are
Over a year ago, hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber Technologies Inc. The breach was concealed it until this week when the company
This year especially, cybersecurity has been a daunting threat, with a variety of worldwide attacks including WannaCry, which affected over 10,000 organizations in over 150 countries. Because of these constantly
Bad news for 2000s pop-punk fans, but Avril Lavigne is officially the most dangerous celebrity to search on the internet. But don’t take my word for it. Last week, the
The threat of all-out cyber warfare is looming. That sentence may sound exaggerated, alarmist – the kind of thing you’d expect to see in a clickbait headline. However, according to
Starting all the way back in June 2016, when the Democratic National Convention revealed that its computer systems had been breached by Russian hackers, allegations (and evidence) that Russia has
Today marks the fourth day of a cyberattack that has affected businesses, port operators, and governments across the world. The attack started on Tuesday in Ukraine, infecting computer networks with
It’s easy to get caught up in the promise of the Internet of Things (IoT) to make life easier, safer and more enjoyable. From smarter transportation to a revolution in
If you are like most people and are not immersed in cybersecurity issues on a daily basis, there is a good chance that you have only recently been introduced to
The past few months have brought an avalanche of stories on surveillance and intelligence gathering by leaders and governments both foreign and domestic. Americans find themselves asking, What is our
Who is Anonymous? I tend to become annoyed when I see articles about this – every tech reporter out there seems to think they’re contributing to “the revolution” by doing
In a place which once seemed like new terrain ruled by the likes of Occulus and Fitbit, the land of wearable tech now appears all too easy to get lost
The National People’s Congress Standing Committee of China, has passed a law banning Internet users from publishing a wide variety of information, including anything that damages “national honour,” “disturbs economic
Updated 12/15/2016, 10:41 a.m. Yahoo recently disclosed yet another breach to its database of users. Already reeling from the August 2013 breach that exposed around 500 million accounts, Yahoo is
In June, we wrote about the largest social media data breaches to date. And now, just a few short months later, there’s a new site that we could add to
Gurpreet Manes on Internet Security and Biometrics. When Gurpreet Manes discusses today’s pandemic of security breaches, he realizes that hackers from U.S. adversaries and even domestically are already studying the
Facial recognition is all the rage, and the recent report from Research and Markets is the proof. In 2017 alone, the worldwide face recognition market was valued at $3.85 billion,
This week, international cybersecurity firm Check Point visited Denver, CO to host CPX (Check Point Experience) Denver. Taking place at the downtown Ritz Carlton, CPX brought cybersecurity professionals from all
On Thursday of last week, Ticketfly, the popular online box office, received a bit of a makeover. Their website, rather than directing users to concerts and events of their choosing,
“Israel is blessed with many opponents, and as such, it developed core competencies mostly in the defense sector in order to be able to protect itself ” – Dudu Mimran, CTO of the Cyber Security Research Center at Ben-Gurion University.
In March 2018, the world got a wake-up call when news broke that a third-party firm called Cambridge Analytica harvested data from up to 87 million Facebook profiles. Even worse,
Constant innovations in the technology realm have created a landscape in which cyber security measures struggle to keep up with evolving technologies. Last year alone saw a bevy of major
In June last year, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Twitter released a joint statement announcing the formation of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT). The Forum was created to
In the business world, information specialists are kind of like gold. They’re valuable, highly sought after, and incredibly hard to find. A small pool of talent is now “recognized globally
You might assume that most products arrive in the U.S. after traveling hundreds of miles in the hold of an airplane or stacked in the back of a tractor-trailer. In
In the early 1940s, the world was facing an emerging threat: the atomic bomb. The United States and its allies believed the Germans were close to completing a nuclear weapon
As the Vice President of Swann Communications USA, Dennis McTighe knows a thing or two about keeping the home secure. Here’s our exclusive interview.
Modern technologies have changed drastically the last couple of years. Today, smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, laptops, and PCs are light years beyond what we had 10-15 years ago. Today, they are
Over a year ago, hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber Technologies Inc. The breach was concealed it until this week when the company
This year especially, cybersecurity has been a daunting threat, with a variety of worldwide attacks including WannaCry, which affected over 10,000 organizations in over 150 countries. Because of these constantly
Bad news for 2000s pop-punk fans, but Avril Lavigne is officially the most dangerous celebrity to search on the internet. But don’t take my word for it. Last week, the
The threat of all-out cyber warfare is looming. That sentence may sound exaggerated, alarmist – the kind of thing you’d expect to see in a clickbait headline. However, according to
Starting all the way back in June 2016, when the Democratic National Convention revealed that its computer systems had been breached by Russian hackers, allegations (and evidence) that Russia has
Today marks the fourth day of a cyberattack that has affected businesses, port operators, and governments across the world. The attack started on Tuesday in Ukraine, infecting computer networks with
It’s easy to get caught up in the promise of the Internet of Things (IoT) to make life easier, safer and more enjoyable. From smarter transportation to a revolution in
If you are like most people and are not immersed in cybersecurity issues on a daily basis, there is a good chance that you have only recently been introduced to
The past few months have brought an avalanche of stories on surveillance and intelligence gathering by leaders and governments both foreign and domestic. Americans find themselves asking, What is our
Who is Anonymous? I tend to become annoyed when I see articles about this – every tech reporter out there seems to think they’re contributing to “the revolution” by doing
In a place which once seemed like new terrain ruled by the likes of Occulus and Fitbit, the land of wearable tech now appears all too easy to get lost
The National People’s Congress Standing Committee of China, has passed a law banning Internet users from publishing a wide variety of information, including anything that damages “national honour,” “disturbs economic
Updated 12/15/2016, 10:41 a.m. Yahoo recently disclosed yet another breach to its database of users. Already reeling from the August 2013 breach that exposed around 500 million accounts, Yahoo is
In June, we wrote about the largest social media data breaches to date. And now, just a few short months later, there’s a new site that we could add to
Gurpreet Manes on Internet Security and Biometrics. When Gurpreet Manes discusses today’s pandemic of security breaches, he realizes that hackers from U.S. adversaries and even domestically are already studying the
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