Cybersecurity News – Hackers Aim No Worse Than Cupid

edguards | February 14, 2019 | Defense, Error, Fraud, Human Error, iot, Law, pentesting, Phishing, risk management, Scamming, , technology, threats

Take a glance at the most discussed cybersecurity news of the week. Happy Valentine’s Scam ... The post Cybersecurity News – Hackers Aim No Worse Than Cupid appeared first on EdGuards - ...

EdGuards – Security for Education

Don’t Be A “Dumb” Carrier

Mike O'Malley | February 12, 2019 | Application Security, Information Security, Internet of things, iot, Mobile Security, Network Security, security, service provider

By next year, it is estimated that there will be 20.4 billion IoT devices, with businesses accounting for roughly 7.6 billion of them. While these devices are the next wireless innovation to ...

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Lenovo Watch X Pairing: A Little Too Easy

Your Lenovo Watch X Is Watching You & Sharing What It Learns

David Sopas | February 11, 2019 | account takeover, BLE, Blog, bluetooth, Checkmarx Security Research Team, Internet of things, iot, Lenovo Watch X, mitm, smart watch, Sniffing, Technical Blog

A friend of mine offered me a Lenovo Watch X – which costs around €60 – in return for helping him with a security project. I was impressed with the design and ...

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The Business of Organised Cybercrime

Dave Whitelegg | February 11, 2019 | Cyber Crime, f5, iot

Guest article by David Warburton, Senior Threat Research Evangelist, F5 NetworksTeam leader, network administrator, data miner, money specialist. These are just some of the roles making a difference in today’s enterprises. The ...

IT Security Expert Blog

What If Cybersecurity Culture Is a Solution

edguards | February 7, 2019 | Admins, Audit, CIO, Defense, Fraud, Insident response, iot, Law, Ransomware, team, technology, threats

Take a glance at the most discussed cybersecurity topics of the week. Beep! Your car ... The post What If Cybersecurity Culture Is a Solution appeared first on EdGuards - Security for ...

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Changing Nature of Malware, Cybersecurity Threats

Extreme Networks Extends Cybersecurity Reach to IoT Endpoints

Michael Vizard | February 6, 2019 | Extreme Networks, Internet of things, iot, IoT Security

Extreme Networks has made generally available a device the size of a pack of playing cards that organizations can drop on to their networks to secure Internet of Things (IoT) endpoints. Abby ...

Security Boulevard

2019 Digital Identity Progress Report

Simon Moffatt | February 5, 2019 | API security, , Digital Identity, iot, passwordless

Schools out for summer? Well not quite. Unless you're living in the east coast of Australia, it's looking decidedly bleak weather wise for most of Europe and the American east coast. But ...

Infosec Pro

Automotive Technologies and Cyber Security

Dave Whitelegg | February 5, 2019 | Car security, Hacking, iot

A guest article authored by Giles KirklandGiles is a car expert and dedicated automotive writer with a great passion for electric vehicles, autonomous cars and other innovative technologies. He loves researching the ...

IT Security Expert Blog

Network of platforms with bots on top botnet cybersecurity concept 3D illustration

The Challenges of DIY Botnet Detection – and How to Overcome Them

Johnathan Azaria | February 4, 2019 | Application Security, backdoor uploader, botnet, botnet detection, command-and-control server, ddos, DDoS Mitigation, hacking tool, iot, layer 7 attack, Remote Code Execution, Research & Reports, spambot, sql injection

Botnets have been around for over two decades, and with the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) they have spread further to devices no one imagined they would – printers, webcams, ...

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