Infosecurity News Features

  1. Design Company Calls For Better Cybersecurity Pictures

    Fed up with pictures of cybercrooks in hoodies? OpenIDEO may have the answer.

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      Danny Bradbury

      Contributing Writer & North America Webinar Moderator

  2. Google to Use Arm Memory Bug-Busting Tech

    Google will use a hardware-level memory-bug detection technology from Arm to help make Android more secure.

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      Danny Bradbury

      Contributing Writer & North America Webinar Moderator

  3. Monzo Stored Customer PINs in Log Files

    Digital bank Monzo has admitted to storing its customer access PINs in the wrong place.

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      Danny Bradbury

      Contributing Writer & North America Webinar Moderator

  4. The Offer and Withdrawal of Equifax's $125 Payout

    The 147 million people were briefly offered a payment, before it was swiftly taken away.

  5. Top Ten: Things Learned About the Capital One Breach

    Ten things we have learned so far about the Capital One data breach

  6. #SteelCon19 Addresses Mental Health, FUD and Tech Troubles

    A lookback at some of the highlights and talks at the sixth annual SteelCon conference

  7. #Infosec19: Infosecurity's Second State of Cybersecurity Report, Available Now

    Launching Infosecurity's second State of Cybersecurity Report

  8. Launch Announcement: State of Cybersecurity Report 2019

    The second State of Cybersecurity Report will launch on June 6 2019

  9. Top Ten Findings from the 2019 #DBIR

    The main takeaways from this year’s findings in Verizon's DBIR

  10. #DPI19: How Snowden Stories Revived Ethics on Public Interest Reporting

    How reporting Edward Snowden's story changed public interest journalism, by the former editor of The Guardian r

  11. #RSAC: Innovation Sandbox 2019 Winner Crowned

    The annual Innovation Sandbox crowned a start-up as its new winner

  12. APIs: Risks, Potential and Security Solutions

    APIs are becoming ever more important, and making sure those APIs stay secure is critical

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      Stephen Pritchard

      Freelance Writer, Infosecurity Magazine

  13. What #Cyberrecoded Can Do for Future Stars

    Thoughts on the first Cyber Recoded conference, and a new effort to bring future stars and employers together.

  14. Why Collaboration Requires More Than a Local Team

    Why decent cybersecurity collaboration requires partners in the law, and a global effort

  15. Inside SamSam: A Step Forward for Ransomware?

    Looking at SamSam after Sophos analysts were able to capture a sample of the targeted ransomware

  16. Top Ten Ways Atlanta's Ransomware Attack Affected Cybersecurity

    How a ransomware attack on the city of Atlanta turned into a lengthy persistent problem

  17. HTTPS Awareness Raised in New Initiative

    Today sees the launch of Why No HTTPS? to feature the “world’s most popular websites loaded insecurely”

  18. #CyberUK18: Could Board Awareness & Basics Save Britain?

    Does the board understand cybersecurity and is doing the basics enough to keep the UK secure?

  19. Ransomware Resilience: Detect and Respond

    When you have a resilient security program, you are in the right place to prevent things like ransomware from happening.

  20. The Institution of Engineering and Technology Hosts CyberCenturion 2018 Finals

    Online competition draws to a close as teams of finalists battle it out to become CyberCenturion 2018 champions

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      Michael Hill

      Former Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

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