Tag: Black Hat USA

Security conferences offer IT professionals and enthusiasts an opportunity to network with peers, learn from experts and browse emerging technologies.

A survey of Black Hat attendees showed that many security experts doubt the ability of antivirus protection products to detect ransomware.

Researchers have created a tool that uses Git repositories to demonstrate how Agile and other software development approaches could have security issues.

Researchers discovered unpatched vulnerabilities in radiation monitoring devices (RMDs) that attackers could leverage to breach nuclear power plants.

Today IBM X-Force Red launches a collaboration with the Watson IoT Platform to help ensure that all IoT solutions get our special brand of hacker love.

The Black Hat conference offers a chance to network and glean insights from experts that can change the way you think about security.

Now in its 20th year, Black Hat is the world’s leading information security event, providing attendees with the very latest in research, development and trends. Black Hat USA 2017 kicks off with four days of technical Trainings (July 22-25)...

Security leaders, professionals and operational business leaders all stand to benefit from the myriad security conferences being held in 2017.

Cybercriminals developed HEIST, or "HTTP Encrypted Information can be Stolen Through TCP-Windows," to steal data using a cryptographic scheme.

The official 2016 Black Hat app contained a number of serious social flaws, which organizers disabled before the app went live.