The New (Inverted) Everest of Cybercrime August 14, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, Auric Goldfinger, the classic Bond villain, once complained, “Man has climbed Mount Everest, split the...
Black Hat 2018 Keynote: Coming Together to Tackle Root Causes of Cyber Vulnerability August 9, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, Parisa Fabriz, Director of Engineer at Google, ascended a round stage at Black Hat 2018...
The Recent Salesforce.com Incident and the Potential of Customer-Controlled Encryption August 6, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, By Anthony James Salesforce privately announced that data in the marketing cloud may have been...
The New National Risk Management Center: What’s Good. What’s Still Needed August 5, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, Homeland Security secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced the formation of a new National Risk Management Center...
All Ahead Full… Bureaucracy: The DoD’s New “Do Not Buy” Software List August 2, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, Another day, another head scratcher from the DoD regarding cyber security policies. BleepingComputer.com reported on...
Preventing IoT-Based Domestic Violence, Abuse and Stalking July 27, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, Before the Internet of Things (IoT) boom, technology futurists breathlessly made predictions like, “Imagine your...
DFARS, NIST 800-171 and the Chinese Hack of American Submarine Technology July 24, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, Uncategorized, The Washington Post reported last month that Chinese military hackers had stolen over 600 GB...
The Failure of GDPR Consent Efforts July 13, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, by Pravin Kothari The £500,000 fine imposed on Facebook on July 11 for its role...
The Polar Fitness Tracker Episode and the Frustrating Pace of Military Cyber Policy Change July 11, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, The US Navy fought and won the battle of Midway in June, 1942, just six...
Defending Against GPS Spoofing July 4, 2018 Hugh Taylor Off Articles and Opinion, Featured, It used to be so easy. In the days before smartphones and PCs, if you...