Dan Swinhoe
6 ways companies fail at security fundamentals
A new report suggests many organizations are failing in the basic cyber hygiene efforts and leaving themselves exposed to hackers.
What is a chaff bug? How adding bugs to apps may make them more secure
Researchers at NYU have developed a technique to add inert bugs in code to deter hackers. But could it work in reality?
How to secure serverless apps and how they are hacked
Attackers have several ways to hack serverless applications, but these best practices will help keep them out.
What are Amazon Zelkova and Tiros? AWS looks to reduce S3 configuration errors
Amazon’s latest tools help identify where data might be left exposed in your AWS S3 cloud environments.
What is digital trust? How CSOs can help drive business
Chief security officers should play a key role in building trust with customers, and that translates to better customer acquisition, greater customer loyalty, and more revenue.
Beware the GDPR vaporware
NetApp’s legal head Sheila FitzPatrick on why companies can’t simply buy or outsource their way to GDPR compliance.
What if we gave nontechnical security issues vulnerability logos and names?
Which is worse: Pork Explosion and Dirty Cow or Invader and Stutter?
West African criminals are moving on from Nigerian Prince scams to duping your business
Emails about princes to personal emails have made way for fake supply chain invoices to your CFO
Why IoT security needs more focus on the back end
Trend Micro VP Rik Ferguson argues companies need to be more open about how devices communicate with their infrastructure
Experts believe the next WannaCry may go up for sale this summer
Three security experts talk WannaCry, the future of ransomware, and what to expect from the Shadow Brokers’ next leak
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