Automating Cyber-Defense
AI has potential to make the lives of security professionals a lot easier – but it should be approached with caution. Deep […]
Tag: Security
At a New York Privacy Pop-Up, Facebook Sells Itself
If you haven’t heard, 2018 was extremely bad for Facebook. The company was rocked by so many scandals that it’s become hard […]
Nationwide Bomb Threats Look Like New Spin on an Old Bitcoin Scam
In offices and universities all across the country Thursday, the same threat appeared in email inboxes: Pay $20,000 worth of bitcoin, or […]
Facebook Bug Bounty Program Makes Biggest Reward Payout Yet
This has not been Facebook’s proudest year for privacy and security. The company faced the massive Cambridge Analytica data misuse and abuse […]
Cybersecurity as a Selling Point: Retailers Take Note
UK-based retailers were no strangers to data breaches in 2018. In June, Dixons Carphone announced a breach of 5.9 million customer bank […]
9 Trumpworld Figures Who Should Fear Mueller the Most
Wednesday’s sentencing of onetime Trump fixer Michael Cohen to 36 months of prison continues a frenetic pace of revelations around the Russia […]
If China Hacked Marriott, 2014 Marked a Full-on Assault
The massive data breach that affected 500 million Marriott customers feels like a recent event, given that the company just discovered and […]
2018 In Review: Healthcare Under Attack
Radware’s ERT and Threat Research Center monitored an immense number of events over the last year, giving us a chance to review […]
Ensuring a Secure Cloud Journey in a World of Containers
As organizations transition to the cloud, many are adopting microservice architecture to implement business applications as a collection of loosely coupled services, […]
Google+ Exposed Data of 52.5 Million Users and Will Shut Down in April
In October, Google dramatically announced that it would shut down Google+ in August 2019, because the company had discovered through an internal […]