Government Agencies Must Work With the Private Sector to Bolster Infrastructure Security
To improve infrastructure security per the president's executive order, government agencies must build trust with the private security industry.
Cybercrime Without Borders: Bridging Gaps Between Public and Private Sectors to Ensure a Safer Future
Cybercrime affects businesses and government agencies equally, so why shouldn't the public and private sectors collaborate to secure their critical assets?
Estonia to Build Off-Site Data Center in Luxembourg
Pending negotiations with Luxembourg, Estonia will become the first nation to build an off-site data center in another country.
Black Hat Attendees Predict Cyberattack on US Infrastructure Within Two Years
Security experts expect U.S. infrastructure to suffer a major cyberattack in the next two years, according a survey of recent Black Hat attendees.
Don’t Wait for the Next WannaCry — Update Your SMB Protocol Before It’s Too Late
To defend your infrastructure against future exploits, it's critical to disable the insecure original version of the SMB protocol.
Smart Cities, Big Problems? The Risk of Malware in IoT-Enabled Infrastructure
Smart cities offer big benefits for citizens and governments alike, but are they at increased risk of potentially crippling malware attacks?
Big Changes Around the Corner for the IoT
The IoT is transforming before our eyes due to increasing regulations, growing demand for security standards and advancements in the telecom industry.
Lessons Learned From Stuxnet
Today's IT professionals can extract many lessons from the infamous Stuxnet worm, which was discovered in 2010, to help them protect their SCADA systems.
The Zero Trust Model for Living in a Hacked World
The zero trust model requires IT managers to abandon the "trust but verify" concept and manage user access according to a strategy of least privilege.
Secure SD-WAN: The First Step Toward Zero Trust Security
A secure SD-WAN can help companies reduce costs, simplify cloud connectivity and secure their networks. This is the first step toward zero trust security.