TechSpective’s Cybersecurity section covers cybersecurity the way security professionals actually think about it — not as a compliance checkbox or a vendor marketing opportunity, but as a real and evolving discipline with genuine stakes. The coverage spans threat intelligence, incident response, zero trust architecture, identity security, ransomware, AI risk, and the business decisions that sit underneath all of it.
Errors are expensive. The average cost of injuries and fatalities at work was estimated to be £4.9 billion a year in the UK in 2013/2014, and a great deal of this cost was borne by the employer. However, injuries and […]
How to Lower Risk and Human Error in the Workplace Read More »
When a data breach does occur, organizations must be able to spring into action and respond to the threat immediately. Recent industry data shows that credentials are compromised in minutes and most of an organization’s critical data or intellectual property
Cyber Security Threat Detection – The Case for Automation Read More »
It has been more than three years now since Edward Snowden revealed and leaked sensitive and classified information to several journalists about a secret, and massive, government surveillance program. Currently in asylum within Russia, Snowden has been charged with theft
Edward Snowden and the Tale of the Trusted Insider Read More »
It’s no secret that email and social media archiving can be used to alleviate the compliance headache of meeting regulatory, privacy and e-discovery requirements across the enterprise. However, the real business value that archiving potentially provides remains largely undiscovered. For
Four Business Benefits of Archiving Electronic Communications Read More »
HashiCorp recently unveiled Vault Enterprise–expanding the security capabilities of its DevOps infrastructure suite. HashiCorp has taken the approach of aggregating an array of effective–often best of breed–open source tools, and pooling them together to create a powerful DevOps platform. HashiCorp,
HashiCorp Strengthens Security of its DevOps Suite with Vault Enterprise Read More »
Computer and network security is always a concern, but in the US presidential election cycle it seems to be playing a more prevalent role than usual. The tedious focus on Hillary Clinton’s email server while Secretary of State, leaked information
Could the US Presidential Election Be Hacked? Read More »
Apple just released iOS 9.3.5 to fix a few critical security vulnerabilities that have been used to compromise iPhones in the wild. You should definitely update your iOS to fix these flaws, but in my opinion you should just skip
Skip iOS 9.3.5 and Just Install iOS 10 Read More »
As technology becomes increasingly integrated into the business sphere, companies are looking to bolster their security and defend their network from a potential breach. According to the FBI, cybercriminals stole $209 million in the first three months of 2016, and
Top Ways Businesses Can Protect Themselves against Ransomware Read More »
This has been a crazy election cycle so far–and that is putting it mildly. Cybersecurity was already a major concern for the country in general, but somehow it has also become a focus of the campaigns and candidates themselves. I
Which Candidate Is Best for Cybersecurity? Read More »
Today’s traveler has never had it so good. Finding last-minute bargains on hotels and flights, getting instant and accurate travel directions, pulling dining recommendations on the fly, and staying in touch with family and loved ones back home are now
Why You Need to Unplug On Your Next Vacation Read More »
