Teri Robinson From the time she was 10 years old and her father gave her an electric typewriter for Christmas, Teri Robinson knew she wanted to be a writer. What she didn’t know is how the path from graduate school at LSU, where she earned a Masters degree in Journalism, would lead her on a decades-long journey from her native Louisiana to Washington, D.C. and eventually to New York City where she established a thriving practice as a writer, editor, content specialist and consultant, covering cybersecurity, business and technology, finance, regulatory, policy and customer service, among other topics; contributed to a book on the first year of motherhood; penned award-winning screenplays; and filmed a series of short movies. Most recently, as the executive editor of SC Media, Teri helped transform a 30-year-old, well-respected brand into a digital powerhouse that delivers thought leadership, high-impact journalism and the most relevant, actionable information to an audience of cybersecurity professionals, policymakers and practitioners.

Teri Robinson

Tracking Accusations May Have Roblox Back in Court
Roblox is accused of secretly tracking the data of children without consent, an activity that the plaintiffs say violates their privacy under federal law. ... Read More
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EU Stakes Out Digital Sovereignty With Vulnerability Database
Depending on who’s doing the talking, the new European Vulnerability Database (EUVD), set up by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and which recently went operational, is a much-needed alternative to EU dependency on MITRE. Or it’s one more vulnerability database to maintain. Or it’s both. ... Read More
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It’s a Mad, Mad World for DDoS; BGP Continues to Confound Security Teams
As the world roils in turmoil on numerous fronts, bad actors are seizing the moment by stepping up DDoS activity. ... Read More
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Do the Math: Prime Number Breakthrough Could Upend Encryption
When Way Kuo, a senior fellow at the Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study, claimed in a working paper appearing in the SSRN Electronic Journal that his team had “devised a way to accurately and swiftly predict when prime numbers will appear,” it set off a bit of a tizzy. ... Read More
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Desired Effect Marketplace: Researchers Get Their Due, Defenders Get Realtime Info on Zero Days
Desired Effect, if it operates as billed, opens up a world of cutting-edge research to defenders, including zero-day vulnerability data and tailored exploit products ... Read More
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Bipartisanship Key to CISA Renewal
As fractious as Congress has been for the better part of a decade, it did manage to pass the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act in 2015. And now that it’s up for renewal, it seems prudent—no, necessary—that Congress unite to okay it once again. ... Read More
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Security Tools: First, They’re Good, Then They’re Bad
Security tools can also be vulnerable and so cybersecurity teams must put a premium on ensuring tools are used as intended for defense. ... Read More
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In a Social Engineering Showdown: AI Takes Red Teams to the Mat
That AI has gotten much more proficient in social engineering is a revelation that's not surprising, but still sets alarm bells ringing ... Read More
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PCI DSS 4.0: Time to Pay Up, Securely
PCI DSS 4.0 compliance raises the regulatory bar with stricter authentication, continuous monitoring and tighter third-party oversight ... Read More
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Trump EO Presses States to Bear the Weight of CI Resilience
States, the EO suggests, are best positioned to own and manage preparedness and make risk-informed decisions that increase infrastructure resilience. And there’s some truth to that ... Read More
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