Published 31 October 2019 Share page About sharing Image source, David Rimmer Image caption, David Rimmer says firms must consider the impact of data breaches on employees By Sooraj Shah Technology of
I've been busy this past year which has resulted in almost no updates to this site. Consider this one of many rants/posts of my experience/s in the industry during this time. This post covers a topic
HD Moore, famed developer of the wildly popular Metasploit penetration testing tool, is about to go commercial with a new project he originally envisioned would give him a nice break from security. Mo
One of the most senior officials tasked with protecting U.S. critical infrastructure says that the lack of security professionals in the U.S. is one of the leading threats to national cybersecurity. S
I’ve seen it claim more than enough victims throughout my career. Some of the top performers in the industry have been consumed by it, yet few speak about it. Yes, there is a silent epidemic within th
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