Due to the ongoing crisis, Work-from-Home has finally gone mainstream. However, just using VPN is not enough to secure remote access – the new SASE concept might just be the solution companies need, writes our guest author Thomas Ehrlich.
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What are the implications for a security strategy when employees bring their own devices to work. We spoke with Kevin Sheu, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Bitglass, about BYOD in relation to security.
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Risks are usually seen as something negative, while the word itself is actually neutral. Follow our author Tom Madsen in his eploration of the positive aspects of risks in cybersecurity.
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This week, Russia approved the first vaccine against Covid-19. A few weeks earlier, the US and the UK announced a cyber attack from Russia was trying to steal Covid-19 related research. We spoke with Prof. Panos Yannakogeorgos from NYU about the geopolitical aspects of cybersecurity
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Chatbots are the latest hype. However, those bots are often unsecured and the potential for mischief is big. Watch our interview with Chad Hiremath to learn about the security of chatbots.
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Cybersecurity is the responsibility of everyone. Yet, organisations often exhibit gaps in their thinking. In his Article, Stephen Roostan, talks about how these gaps are damaging to cybersecurity culture.
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We spoke with Matt Donato about the challenges of finding the right experts in Cybersecurity as well as the opportunities for security experts in a dynamic environment
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The CJEU’s decision on Schrems II declared Privacy Shield invalid. The implications cannot be foreseen, but it is clearly a win for data privacy. Read what experts say on the ruling.
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Cryptography is the last line of defense – and quantum computers will break that defense. Read what software company SAP will do to prevent this from happening.
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In the second episode of our editorial podcast on 5G security, we elaborate on the need of virtualization for 5G. On one hand, being software-based, virtualization makes 5G networks more vulnerable, while also vritualization opens up more possibilities for securing mobile networks.
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