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Clear and present danger: Combating the email threat landscape

Like it or loathe it, email is here to stay. Despite the ubiquity of file sharing services like OneDrive and Google Docs, email remains a fast and convenient way for users to …

mobile
Mobile security stripped bare: Why we need to start again

We’re all familiar with the cartoon image of a character stopping a water leak by plugging a finger into the hole, only for another leak to start, needing another finger, and …

firefighters
Incident response survival guide

All organizations are impacted by a security breach at some point. As the joke goes in the security industry, businesses fall into two categories: those that have been …

Google Allo
Google’s smart search for security

Google made waves this week with the launch of the much-hyped messaging app Allo. The app boasts some impressive features, including embedding Google Assistant into your …

Trust
Should you trust your security software?

The complaint that security is broken isn’t new and even industry insiders are joining the chorus. Companies spent an estimated $75 billion last year on security products and …

traffic
Why DNS shouldn’t be used for data transport

Malicious DNS tunnelling is a big problem in cybersecurity. The technique involves the use of the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol to smuggle sensitive corporate or personal …

GCHQ
Can an automated defence network protect Britain from low-level threats?

A recent Freedom of Information request found that the number of breaches reported to the ICO in the last 12 months has nearly doubled from the previous year, so something …

Microsoft cloud
Microsoft ends Tuesday patches

Yesterday was a big day for Patch Tuesday. It was the last traditional Windows Patch Tuesday as Microsoft is moving to a new patching release model. In the future, patches …

brain
Artificial intelligence in cybersecurity: Snake oil or salvation?

So what is machine learning? Machine learning in an integral part of the “umbrella term” artificial intelligence. Put simply, it is the science of enabling computers to learn …

gear
Automation isn’t one-size fits all

It’s no secret that security teams are understaffed despite increased pressure to deliver. Firewall engineers face an additional challenge when it comes to access request …

Paper and phone
Can biometrics and the FIDO Alliance save us from password overload?

All the available evidence indicates our password-based security system is broken. The human brain can only remember so much and its memory capacity is being pushed to the …

open
What is access governance? A brief deep dive

Access governance is the evolution, the next great step if you will, in the identity and access management world. Access governance is a more robust, holistic approach to …

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