NSA expert recommends a comprehensive risk management program, better advance planning, and awareness training to help prevent employees and security pros from making rash decisions following a cyber incident.
Robotics companies intentionally shorten the lifespan of their products, say Víctor Mayoral-Vilches and Frederico Maggi, and security suffers as a result.
The mass of cybercriminals are in support jobs, like web designer, say researchers, introducing the notion that perhaps some could be pulled back into better, legitimate opportunities.
Three months after the Biden administration mandated formation of a national cybersecurity safety board, staffing by DHS and the attorney general is about complete. Indiana University's Scott Shackelford and former NTSB chairman Christopher Hart detailed the potential during a Black Hat virtual session, but also its complications.
Joe Uchill, sporting a mask that just might inspire people to shove their fingers into his face, caught up with Doug White on Offensive Security to share his take on the show, and what seems to be capturing the attention of attendees – from hacking laws and machine learning to the surprising lack of ransomware discussion.
Attackers have traditionally shied away from attempts to compromise huge numbers of targets in a single attack. The incentives for doing so may be changing.
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