Illuminating the intersection of physical and cyber security

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Airport passenger security is undergoing a major transformation as security and government authorities began implementation of advanced technologies and upgrading the entire infrastructure. With an aim to develop secure, streamlined, hassle-free, and automated screening processes at airports, necessary steps have been taken at major airports worldwide. From the deployment of […]

Upgrades and implementation of technologically-advanced equipment to enhance airport passenger ...

This entry was posted in Airport Security Guest Contributor Physical Security on February 7, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Nick Carstensen, Graylog Product Manager – Security & Integrations Cybersecurity always seems a little bit like an insurance claims department. The underwriters are a revenue center in an insurance company, while the claims department is a cost center. A lot of security teams feel the same way. Even when […]

Turning Cybersecurity from a Cost Center to Revenue Enabler

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor and tagged Graylog on January 31, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Jacqueline Graham After a year of lockdown orders and stay-at-home restrictions, many homeowners across the country are itching for a much-needed vacation. Before booking your next beach getaway or mountain retreat, it’s important to ensure your property and valuables are well-protected from burglars by adding a top-of-the-line security system. […]

Best Home Security Systems for Frequent Travelers

This entry was posted in Guest Contributor Home Security Physical Security and tagged HomeLight on January 31, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Emily Newton, Editor-in-Chief at Revolutionized Magazine Smart devices can offer significant benefits for facilities ranging from manufacturing plants to warehouses to offices. However, the adoption of networked items — like intelligent sensors and IIoT trackers — may also have security implications. These devices can remain challenging to keep secure, despite […]

We Need to Fix Security Faults in Our Smart Devices

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor IIoT IoT on January 31, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By: Matt Lindley, CISO at NINJIO Despite the fact that massive data breaches and companies’ privacy practices have become fixtures in the headlines, the vast majority of people still have no idea how their sensitive personal information is collected, used, and shared. But consumers have a right to know what […]

How Companies Can Secure Data Privacy and Security at the ...

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Data Protection Guest Contributor and tagged NINJIO on January 24, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Jeff Broth The pandemic continues to play a significant role in the way trends are shaping up in 2022, with societies shifting, adapting, and developing new technologies and processes. The field of cybersecurity will be seeing new trends and changes in relation to new developments in how people do […]

Serverless, AIoT to Grow Further in 2022 and Present New ...

This entry was posted in AI Cybersecurity Guest Contributor IoT on January 18, 2022 by Editorial Staff

Zero trust as the only good option to keep the healthcare system secure Tomasz Kowalski, CEO and co-founder of Secfense According to a Trustwave report, medical data may cost up to $250 per record on the black market, while stolen payment card data is sold for $5.40. That is why […]

Cybercriminals Hunt for Medical Data

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor and tagged Secfense on January 17, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Zachary Amos, Features Editor at ReHack Cities across the world have always faced challenges with cybersecurity. Because the number of malicious actors increases when cities become more interconnected, cities must enact best cybersecurity practices to make them less vulnerable to attacks. Let’s explore some of the cybersecurity challenges smart cities […]

The Cybersecurity Challenges Facing Smart Cities

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor Smart Cities and tagged ReHack on January 17, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Paul Sun, President and CEO of IronYun In today’s world of technology, businesses rely heavily on their critical assets to stay afloat. However, it is not always easy to keep track of these important items. With advanced video analytics, however, you will have a better idea of who is […]

How To Secure Critical Assets With Video Analytics

This entry was posted in AI Guest Contributor Physical Security Surveillance and tagged IronYun on January 10, 2022 by Editorial Staff

By Zachary Amos, Features Editor at ReHack You can find free Wi-Fi in almost any public area, from libraries to restaurants to airports, but its easy access also makes it vulnerable. Whenever you connect your device to public Wi-Fi, your personal information runs the risk of being stolen. When you […]

7 Tips to Stay Safe on Public Wi-Fi

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor and tagged ReHack on December 27, 2021 by Steven Bowcut

By Emily Newton, Editor-in-Chief at Revolutionized Magazine. The world has changed, and while the pandemic may have served as a catalyst, we were always heading toward more virtual and digital experiences. No one necessarily saw the rise of remote work and work-from-home opportunities coming, except for maybe freelancers. Things are […]

7 Strategies to Implement Long-Term Remote Work Security

This entry was posted in Cybersecurity Guest Contributor Work From Home on December 21, 2021 by Editorial Staff

By Jeff Broth Microsoft recently released an AI security risk assessment framework in its bid to help organizations undertake more reliable IT security auditing, tracking, and improvement. This new framework, as Microsoft wrote in a security blog post, drew significant inputs from the company’s experiences in building and red teaming […]

AI Security Risk Management: Red Teaming’s Role

This entry was posted in AI Guest Contributor on December 20, 2021 by Editorial Staff