Natan Solomon

Natan is a journalism student at the University of Florida and is expected to graduate in 2024. He plans on attending law school after graduation and wants to eventually become a best-selling author. When he’s not writing, he loves to watch hockey and listen to rock music.

Between a global pandemic, rapid shifts in consumer spending and even inclement weather, there are a wide range of factors that have contributed to the semiconductor chip shortage. These semiconductors, which are essential to the production of many everyday electronics, have become increasingly scarce. In response, the U.S. has passed ... Read More

Public proof-of-concepts (POCs) may be helping cybercriminals more than the organizations they were designed to protect. Sophos’ Active Adversary Playbook 2022 provides an in-depth analysis of cyberattacker behavior, tactics and tools from throughout 2021. The report found a number of instances where public proofs-of-concept (POC) of web shell exploits coincided ... Read More

A recent study by cybersecurity company Surfshark showed that the U.S. is the most breached country—and has been since 2004, among other alarming findings.  With cybersecurity threats on the rise, Surfshark’s latest project is the first-ever tool that shows how countries are being affected by breaches. The study compiled data ... Read More

The cybersecurity skills shortage contributes to a significant portion of breaches and continues to leave companies worse for wear.  Whether it be through offering new services to alleviate the shortage or globally diversifying the workforce, organizations are desperately pursuing a solution to the talent crunch.    According to (ISC)2’s 2021 Cybersecurity ... Read More