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Cybersecurity in Telehealth: Protecting Your Information as a Patient
The use of telehealth has grown by leaps and bounds since the arrival of COVID-19. The pandemic made many in the medical profession realize that not everyone has the ability to leave their home to get quality care. The good news is that the tech has evolved greatly during this time, and now you can do just about everything from discussing symptoms to getting a prescription filled over the computer.
However, as with anything digital, there is a risk of cybercrime. Hackers can breach telehealth platforms and listen in on your conversations or steal the information that you input during the consultation. As a patient, it is your right to be protected, so we have some advice about your rights and how to be smart when accessing telehealth platforms.
The CFO and Cybersecurity – An Essential Partnership
It’s time the CFO got involved in cybersecurity. Remote working has opened vast possibilities for cyber-attackers to access financial data and processes, spreading risk factors well beyond the borders of the IT department.
Everything can be done, and is, on the internet these days, thanks to the global pandemic.
Security and Observability for Cloud Native Platforms Part 1
This article comprises three parts. We first introduce what a cloud native platform is with a deep dive into Kubernetes (K8s), which is the most popular open-source solution to container orchestration. Then, we discuss the threat landscape and overall security framework for mitigating the corresponding risks. The last part of the article focuses on monitoring and observability using the extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) technology.
Hacker History Part 3
Welcome back to this third and last part of the series on the history of hacking. I ended the last part with a story about the remote hacking and destroying of a generator back in 2007 as a teaser for the first subject of this last article in the series – the Stuxnet hack.
The Top Security Challenges Data Centers Face in 2022
Data centers and providers employ some of the most sophisticated cybersecurity measures available to protect systems, hardware, and customer information.