Sustainability in cyber-security may seem like a made up notion, but it isn’t. We stumbled upon it in CSO Online’s article on how DDoS Dyn attacks could have been prevented. When putting things into perspective, cyber sustainability makes a lot of sense. Especially in cyber-security. But let’s extra
MarketsandMarkets, as quoted by Help Net Security , recently reported that the adaptive security market will gain considerable traction in the next five years. This success comes from the need to defend networks and IT systems against advanced threats. The expected growth in numbers would be from
The next year is not so far now. Cyber Defence 2017 is shaping up. By this we mean all cyber-security lines of defence, research-level and company-level. What will the trends be and how will they unfold? Although surprises are not excluded (see the recent Dyn attack), some have started to release
Playing out the fears everybody has on IoT security, on Friday the 21st October 2016 the Dyn company received a wave of DDoS attacks. Dyn handles “ visibility and control into cloud and public Internet resources ”. Due to its internet infrastructure role and the importance of its active operations,
Next Generation Firewalls, abbreviated NGFW, enforce network cyber security by bringing a modern solution to current threats. The upgraded hardware/software based protection system acts in detecting and/or blocking sophisticated attacks by reuniting more types of key assets . In fact, this type of
Cyber-security nowadays is getting more and more competitive, and it certainly is a battlefield where companies can suffer losses of huge proportions when hit. Even zero day exploits can cost vast amounts of money if not remedied in time, and that is just one of the effects. Damaged reputation also
