Threats Hiding Inside the Network, and How Inline Security Exposes Them
Keysight's Barb Rigel on why breaches go unseen for 206 days, how alert fatigue helps attackers, and why she backs inline security with packet brokers.
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Black Hat Asia 2021: Troy Hunt on How Our Data Leaks Without Us Noticing
In his Black Hat Asia 2021 keynote, Have I Been Pwned founder Troy Hunt explained how breached data spreads and why predictable passwords still fail.
BlackBerry's Jonathan Jackson on Ransomware as a Service and Why Attacks Keep Growing
BlackBerry's APJ engineering director Jonathan Jackson explains how Ransomware as a Service, stolen credentials and hack-for-hire groups keep ransomware rising.
What It Takes to Secure the Coming Flood of IoT Devices
Synopsys' Ian Hall sets out four IoT security challenges, from scale and long device lifespans to 5G, and the attack surfaces that testing has to cover.
Flexxon Launches X-PHY, an SSD With AI Security Built Into Its Firmware
Singapore storage maker Flexxon has launched the X-PHY Cyber Secure SSD, which it calls the first data security product with AI embedded in the drive.
Nearly All Security Leaders Are Bracing for AI-Driven Attacks, MIT Technology Review Study Finds
A Darktrace-backed MIT Technology Review Insights survey of 300+ executives finds 96% preparing for AI-powered attacks and many turning to AI defences.
How a Single Exposed RDP Server Can Seed a Botnet, Darktrace Explains
Darktrace's Max Heinemeyer describes a brute-forced RDP server at an APAC tech firm and how botnet builder kits and DDoS-for-hire made such attacks easy.
Why Singapore’s Digital Ambitions Rest on Autonomous, AI-Driven Cyber Defence
Darktrace's Sanjay Aurora argues that after SolarWinds, Singapore's digital plans need self-learning AI defences that act at machine speed.
Zero Trust Visibility: Why Access Controls Need Continuous Validation
Keysight's Greg Copeland argues that zero trust needs visibility tools such as asset discovery, traffic monitoring and attack simulation, not just access controls.
Prisma Access 2.0: Palo Alto Networks Adds ML Security, Self-Healing Networks and a Cloud SWG
Palo Alto Networks has released Prisma Access 2.0, adding inline machine learning, autonomous digital experience management and a cloud secure web gateway.
How Private Are Messaging Apps? GlobeX Data's Alain Ghiai Weighs In
After WhatsApp's privacy terms sent users to Signal and Telegram, GlobeX Data CEO Alain Ghiai argues that free messaging apps cannot offer real privacy.
Insecure Cloud APIs: Why They Get Exploited and How to Protect Them
ExtraHop's David Sajoto on why insecure cloud APIs expose data, from weak authentication to tainted open source, and the practices that reduce the risk.
