Physical Security

Medical devices at risk: 5 capabilities that invite danger

It isn't just certain connected medical devices that put patient data and physical safety at risk, it's specific capabilities and systems within which they operate that make them a broad, and vulnerable, attack surface.

Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP): Security problems exist despite compliance

North America's bulk power system is required to adhere to CIP standards, but compliance doesn't mean critical assets are completely safe.

Business response in the wake of terror attacks

Recent terrorist attacks, which share defining attributes of centralized intent and decentralized execution. Not only do these attacks demonstrate that the world has become more violent, but they also reveal that the public remains ill prepared for t

APAC’s transformation enthusiasm causing “scary things” to happen with IoT security

27 arrested for black box ATM attacks across Europe

Europol says the jackpotting-like attacks have been happening since 2016

Researchers and defenders needed in IIoT

Still early in the IIoT maturity curve, the security industry has a lot to learn about defending critical infrastructure

How to prevent your data from being searched at the US border

The best way to keep your date from being searched is to leave it behind

A guide to business continuity planning in the face of natural disasters

Using the calm before the storm to prepare

Night at the information security museum

Can Google’s Key Transparency make encrypted email ubiquitous?

The open nature of email makes implementing encryption complex. Google hopes to change that with its Key Transparency initiative.