By Sriram Kakarala, Vice President of Products, ProMobi Technologies Addressing data security concerns has been a top priority for enterprises and their IT teams. However, remote and perimeter-less working environments have made it difficult to provide security; since employees, corporate devices, and data no longer are safeguarded within the conventional […]

Endpoint management and security and its growing importance in mitigating ...

By Paul Nicholson, Senior Director, Product Marketing at A10 Networks. The world has been battling the COVID-19 pandemic for the last several years, and threat actors have taken advantage of the disruption to ramp up cyber-attacks at an accelerated rate. We are slowly transitioning to a more normal operating environment. […]

Tracking the Sources of DDoS Weaponry; Preventing DDoS Attacks from ...

By Nicolas Ponce, Vice President of Operations & Security, Addigy With cybersecurity attacks on the rise, your organization may be the next victim. No matter the size of your organization, your systems and networks are at risk. A well-thought-out incident response (IR) plan can help you with minimizing damage while […]

Your Incident Response Plan in 2022: What Should It Include?

By Corey Nachreiner, CSO at WatchGuard Technologies Do you remember Coinbase’s mysterious Super Bowl ad? The moving QR code on a plain black background with no other information was intended to make viewers curious and lure them into scanning the QR code.  While this might have been a clever marketing idea, […]

Cybersecurity Ramifications of Mainstream QR/AR Codes

Apps are Increasingly Crucial to Businesses, But Their Security Remains Underfunded. By Peter R. Kelley In “The State of Mobile App Security in 2022,” Osterman Research and mobile app API experts Approov reveal significant vulnerabilities and security concerns with production mobile apps, and in particular, with the APIs that these […]

Mobile Apps: Open for Business, Open to Attack

By Jeff Broth Over the past decade, the fields of cybersecurity and hacking have developed at incredible rates, much in response to one another. Whenever there is a major breakthrough within hacking communities that starts to show up around the world, it is similarly defended against, with the world’s cybersecurity […]

Where Does Breach and Attack Simulation Come From?

High-growth security awareness training and behavior modification company offers channel partners the best opportunities to keep their clients safe from cyberattacks. LOS ANGELES, CA (July 13, 2022) — Leading security awareness training (SAT) company NINJIO is announcing the launch of its NINJIO Partner Program, which will give integrators, consultancies, value-added […]

NINJIO Partner Program Enables Solution Providers to Deliver Cybersecurity Behavior ...

By Devin Partida, Editor-in-Chief, ReHack.com Cybersecurity is a growing concern with new technology. We can streamline processes using technology, but sometimes personal information can be leaked. Online safety is more important than ever as transportation becomes more connected. Here are a few reasons why cybersecurity is essential and how to implement […]

Do We Need to Increase Cybersecurity in Transportation?

Cybercriminals have ramped up their attacks on Ukrainian citizens in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to a new blog post from The Media Trust, there has been a five-fold increase in malware targeting Ukrainian consumers since the start of the conflict. “The writing was on the […]

Ukraine Consumers See 5X Increase in Malware Targeting

By Emily Newton, Editor-in-Chief at Revolutionized Magazine Wearable technology has become a familiar part of everyday life. These items have thrived in consumer segments and are starting to break into commercial markets, too. Wearables in the workplace are becoming increasingly common. As many as 21% of American adults regularly wear a […]

Best Practices for Wearables in the Workplace You Need to ...

By Cate Orlina at SafetyCulture Biometric data collection is collecting fingerprints, palm prints, iris scans, and facial recognition to verify a person’s identity. Digital biometric data has been around since the early 1990s and can be applied to almost any aspect of daily life. Biometric technology has grown exponentially in […]

Biometric Data Collection Today: Where We Are, and Where We’re ...

By Zachary Amos, Features Editor at ReHack There isn’t just one Internet of Things — there are many. A soft-drink factory might have its own IoT, while a high-rise office building might have another. Residences might have one, too. The most visible IoT innovations — smart lighting, appliances, and sensors — […]

As IoT Expands Into Retail, Cybersecurity Risks Rise