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Behavioral AI: Unbounded Enterprise Protection
August 3, 2020by Lisa VaasThis article first appeared August 3, 2020 on SentinelOne. A CISO wakes up to headlines with the company’s name in them. Not the good kind of headlines. The kind of headlines...
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 33
The Good This week’s good news: attackers tossed lemons, and their victim made lemonade. First, the embarrassing bit: The august cybersecurity training body SANS Institute announced that it had been...
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5 Cyber Security Challenges Facing CISOs in the Age of COVID-19
A survey of more than 270 cybersecurity professionals published in late June by the host of the Black Hat Conference found that 80% believe the pandemic will lead to significant changes in...
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On Agent: On Time. Every Time.
How deep is your love? How high is the sky? How long is a minute? We can answer the third one: In the case of Maze ransomware, it’s plenty of time to encrypt tens of thousands of files. Unfortunately,...
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 37
The Good Schools are trying to get kids back to their desks while also dodging outbreaks of viruses both physical and cyber. Fortunately, at least one roadblock was flattened when a 16-year-old...
View ArticleMisinformation is a cybersecurity risk
With the pandemic raging and social unrest surging around the globe, wildly divergent platforms on science, human rights, immigration and more split political parties and populaces. There’s much at...
View ArticleWhich tech tools can protect your voter privacy?
With so many parties interested in messing with voters these days, it’s easy to see why people would want to shield their privacy. To delve into how they’re going about it, a recent survey, conducted...
View ArticleData-driven election campaigns: What they are and how they affect your voting
It’s the run-up to the presidential elections in the United States. Unfortunately, if we don’t play our cards right, that means it’s time for our privacy to be run over. Political campaigns worldwide...
View ArticleRobocalls and their role in elections
“Hi! This is annoying election scam robocaller No. 23,409! With less than a week left until the election, we’re calling to see if you could Make Our Scammy Profits Great Again—please do your part by...
View ArticleTech policy and ad changes in response to US elections
Here’s a scary thought: In Avira’s recent Global Elections Survey, 37% of 2,000 respondents in three countries—the US, Germany and Hong Kong—strongly or somewhat agreed that they “get most of my...
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