Detecting Malware/APT Through Automatic Log Analysis
Legacy perimeter security mechanisms can be evaded very easily. It’s disappointing, but it’s true. Innovatively-designed malware and APTs have the…
Fabio Palozza | May 23, 2018
Tag: privacy
Detecting Malware/APT Through Automatic Log Analysis
Legacy perimeter security mechanisms can be evaded very easily. It’s disappointing, but it’s true. Innovatively-designed malware and APTs have the…
Fabio Palozza | May 23, 2018
Smart Homes of Tomorrow – This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
Privacy, vulnerability and reliability are the three main issues almost every connected device currently on the market faces, yet consumers…
Daniel Smith | May 17, 2018
GDPR in Action, Even Facebook Impacted
As Europe awaits the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to come into force on May 25th, Facebook is enforcing new…
Fabio Palozza | May 15, 2018
2017 in Review: Your Favorite Posts
Another year has come and gone, full of all sorts of new cyber-attacks and vulnerabilities. Which subjects did our readers…
Radware | December 27, 2017
C-Suite Priorities: Privacy or Profit?
Privacy or profit, that is the question. For C-suite executives around the world, striking a balance between safeguarding their organization’s…
Radware | August 15, 2017
How Do You Create a Flight Plan to a Never-Ending Journey?
In April 2017, we conducted a global survey of C-suite executives. All respondents represent organizations with at least $250 million…
Ben Zilberman | June 14, 2017
A fifth of millennials would rather the U.S. government see what’s on their phone than their significant other
Breaches of personal data have big consequences. Ask any user of Ashley Madison. Ask executives at Sony. Ask Hillary Clinton’s…
Radware | April 18, 2017
HTTPS Interception – How To Use It Without Concern
Network privacy is making its way more and more into the news these days. As much as we are eager…
Lior Rozen | April 11, 2017
Internet Censorship / Open Internet
Earlier this month my colleague Carl Herberger wrote a blog post regarding how the internet was rolling back our freedoms.…
Daniel Smith | January 31, 2017
WAF and DDoS Help You on the Road to GDPR Compliancy
Data is the currency of today’s digital economy, the oil of the 21st century. Personal data is considered our economical…
Pascal Geenens | January 19, 2017
Cyber Security Predictions: Looking Back at 2016, Peering Ahead to 2017
2016: What a year! Internet of Things (IoT) threats became a reality and somewhat paradoxically spawned the first 1TBs DDoS—the…
Carl Herberger | December 13, 2016
Your Right to Privacy
If George Orwell was alive today, he would probably be considered an optimist as far as our right to privacy…
Radware | June 22, 2016
