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.
The internet loves its lists. SEO and web content experts will tell you that lists get more traffic. People just love to know what the “Top 10” of anything is–whether it’s the Top 10 Richest People in America, or the […]
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We continue to experience many strides and steps forward in regard to technology advancement, especially as related to identity and access management solutions. Organizations will likely continue to make great strides as they continue to attempt to gain more control
IBM isn’t a name that typically springs to mind when it comes to leading IT security technologies and services. However, along with analytics, cloud, mobile and social solutions and services, security is one of the five strategic imperatives the company
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Businesses of all sizes must overcome challenges if they are to be a success. Problems with the cost, development or delivery of key products and services get in the way for almost every organisation from time to time. Yet, this
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Having strong passwords has never been more important as headlines are dominated with reports of password leaks of major consumer accounts, such as LinkedIn and Yahoo. Nearly everyone agrees that passwords are a problem. Recently, Intel Security conducted a survey
Is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) the Solution to the Password Problem? Read More »
We are already concerned about autonomous cars and trucks being hacked and becoming effectively weaponized—either killing their passengers or being rammed into buildings or people. But we aren’t talking about the ability to do this intentionally. Having someone take a
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The last 20 years of security have been based on a single model that has changed very little over the years. The model still has its place and serves an important purpose. On the other hand, the security market has
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Trump won the election and must now face the stark realities of what it takes to run a nation. He must actually be the leader of the most powerful country in the world. Funny thing about governing, though–making wild claims
Trump Can’t Fix Cyber Security with a Twitter Rant Read More »
Cyber security is an incredibly hot topic right now. With more than 3.5 billion Internet users worldwide, there are millions of opportunities for hackers to exploit, and in recent years, Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become prime targets for
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It seems like corporate networks and data are under siege from all angles. Security professionals need to defend against a vast threat landscape that includes external hackers, rogue apps, and insider attacks–both intentional and inadvertent. With limited resources to work
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