2015 Predictions
Exploits, mobile and cloud storage threats will plague users in 2015
2015 is setup to be one of the most dangerous years for not only your PC but also your mobile devices and cloud storage.
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Mobile: Behind the headlines
Has mobile malware changed through time as dramatically as the headlines might imply?
Threat of the Month
Threat of the month: Mobile malware
Malware is increasingly being created for tablets and smartphones, and that is our threat of the month.
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Preparing for mobile security emergencies
Mobile malware authors have skipped the rudimentary phase and are immediately creating threats that mimic complex malicious code common in the traditional PC environment. But defense technologies are countering with sophistication of their own.
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Rethink your cybersecurity strategy
Even the most sophisticated, well-intentioned perimeter-focused cybersecurity strategy cannot possibly be 100 percent effective, says Oliver Tavakoli, CTO, Vectra.
2015 Predictions
A forecast of the cyberthreat landscape in 2015
From Heartbleed to WireLurker, we certainly had our hands full. Here are some other trends from 2014 and predictions for the coming year.
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Threat of the month: SVPENG
We take a closer look at SVPENG, malware that's capable of launching two different types of attacks.
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Me and my job: Col. (Retired) Barry Hensley, Dell SecureWorks
It was while working with an elite group of cyber forces in the military that Col. (Retired) Barry Hensley realized the severity of security issues facing this nation.
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The coming Internet of Things
We don't need to make the same mistakes of the first generation of PCs and servers, says the SANS Institute's John Pescatore.
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Inside out: The vanishing perimeter and rising role of security
When building new systems, security must be as foundational as performance and capability. Because without such a model, the risks associated with today's IT environments will only worsen.