March has come and gone, and we saw the usual mix of good and bad news. From the fall of an operating system to the rise of blockchain, let's take a look at the news highlights from the month that was:
Locky Hands the Baton to Cerber
Not surprisingly, ransomware has once again made headlines. On the positive front, Locky had the lowest infection rate since it ...
Aviation is one of several critical industries that has been transformed by the addition of internet-connected endpoints. By 2021, the global market for smart airport technology will be worth nearly $15 billion, exhibiting a 5.6 percent compound annual growth rate. With potential to provide a better customer experience and improve operations, it's not hard to see why aviat...
As information technology becomes more central to business operations, IT leaders are under increasing pressure to allocate budget resources in the most effective manner possible. Digital transformation will almost inevitably require some trial and error – but that doesn't mean you can't reduce the number of trials and eventually eliminate errors. The best way to do thi...
The risk-based approach to cybersecurity is more prevalent then it ever has been, and for good reason. Rather than blindly piecing together a cybersecurity strategy, organizations are trying to address cyber risk more foundationally. This entails identifying risks that are unique to the business and addressing them with proper security controls. While the exact nature of...
Over the years, Remote Access Trojans (RATs) have become increasingly difficult to detect. This is partly because RATs are starting to behave in ways that many firewalls and other cybersecurity tools don't perceive as malicious. For instance, they leverage legitimate network ports on infected endpoints, which is a common enough action that most security tools won't flag it...
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