Our website uses cookies

Cookies enable us to provide the best experience possible and help us understand how visitors use our website. By browsing Infosecurity Magazine, you agree to our use of cookies.

Okay, I understand Learn more

Martin Beltov

Martin Beltov graduated with a degree in Publishing from Sofia University. As a cybersecurity enthusiast he enjoys writing about the latest threats and mechanisms of intrusion.

What’s Hot on Infosecurity Magazine?

20 Sep 2019 News

Security by Sector: Charity Workers Least Likely to Receive Email Security Training

17 Sep 2019 Opinion

Our website uses cookies

Martin Beltov

What’s Hot on Infosecurity Magazine?

Duo Indicted in $10m Tech Support Scam Case

WeWork's WiFi Security Worryingly Weak

US Air Force Bids $95m Cybersecurity Contract

Vulnerabilities in IoT Devices Have Doubled Since 2013

City of Los Angeles Teams Up with IBM to Fight Cybercrime

Senior Execs Shun Cyber Risk as Concerns Grow

City of Los Angeles Teams Up with IBM to Fight Cybercrime

WeWork's WiFi Security Worryingly Weak

US Air Force Bids $95m Cybersecurity Contract

Republicans U-Turn to Back $250m Election Security Boost

Senior Execs Shun Cyber Risk as Concerns Grow

Duo Indicted in $10m Tech Support Scam Case

Moving from FTP to MFT for Security, Functionality and Data Transfer Compliance

Mastering the Security Art of Identity, Access & Authentication

Preventing Email Data Breaches: A Modern Approach

How SOAR Can Improve Security Operations, Monitoring & Incident Response

The Insider's Motive: Defending Against the 7 Most Common Insider Threats

2018 Cybersecurity Headlines in Review

Interview: Matt Davey, COO, 1Password

The CFO’s Perspective: Steps to Quantifying Cyber Risk

#44CON: GPS Trackers Hacked to Make Premium Rate Calls

Infosecurity Magazine Online Summit 2019: A Preview

Security by Sector: Charity Workers Least Likely to Receive Email Security Training

Debunking Five Myths about Zero Trust