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Implementing Zero Trust-Hopefully You Will Beat DoD’s Pace

Zero Trust is the new silver bullet in cybersecurity. Well, not really, but many people are treating it that way. However, it is an important positive and everyone should be looking into how they can implement it in their organization. The DoD is about to open an office dedicated to implementing zero trust. It will […]

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Have You Adjusted Your Penetration Testing Strategy for the Cloud?

Hackers are targeting the cloud. Why? To paraphrase Willie Sutton, because that is where the data is. Historically, penetration testers gain access to network devices through the “perimeter defense” and then they move around (the so-called east-west movement) trying to get access to data, wherever it lives inside the network perimeter. But in the cloud, […]

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NIST Unveils Draft of “Seal of Approval” for Consumer Software Security

In response to Executive Order 14028 on improving the nation’s security, NIST was required to produce a set of requirements for consumer software to obtain a security “seal of approval”. Right now the EO calls for the security standard to be voluntary. The theory is that if consumers have a choice between a product that […]

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Security News for the Week Ending October 29th, 2021

Smartphone Counterespionage Tips for Travellers Most people say “who would be interested in me?” but the reality is that foreign governments track Americans for a variety of reasons, both good and bad. Read this article to find some tips that could keep you below the radar and your information safer. Are Surveillance Cameras the Answer […]

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