Infosecurity Magazine Features
The Dark Side of Automation
With autonomous technology evolving quickly, Rene Millman explores whether machine learning has a dark side and asks what can happen when bots go bad
Magecart Attacks: The Card Skimming Epidemic
Looking at the common tactics contributing to recent Magecart attack success and explores how to defend against them.
You’ve Got M@il: The Rise of Business Email Compromise
Danny Bradbury assesses how BEC attacks have become a top social engineering threat to organizations of all sizes
Advancements in Authentication: Improving Security vs Creating New Problems
Two experts discuss whether advancements in authentication have led to better security, or created new problems
NHS at 70: Growing Old & Growing Threats
As the NHS turns 70, Kathryn Pick assesses the UK healthcare provider’s evolution of information security
Are Blue Teamers the True Heroes?
Is it time to recognize those tasked with defending and recovering from incidents?
The Murky Market for Zero-Day Bugs
With zero-day exploits now hot property among hackers and researchers, Danny Bradbury shines a light on the thriving online marketplace that has arisen as a result
Barack Obama
Eleanor Dallaway reports on the highlights of Barack Obama's Oktane keynote
Ask The Experts: How to Run an Effective Cybersecurity Awareness Program
Three experts ponder the question of how to deliver an effective internal awareness program for cybersecurity.
Top Ten Regulatory Monetary Penalties
Infosecurity looked at some of the highest regulatory fines when compliance gets severe.
Q&A: Dido Harding
Dido Harding opens up about the infamous TalkTalk breach, her lessons learnt and plans for the future
Why Are Breaches Getting Worse?
Despite increased budgets, better awareness and improved board buy-in, data breaches are not only becoming more common, but also more explosive.
