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Forget all cyber-security worries (by using strong awareness policies)
Editorial Forget all cyber-security worries (by using strong awareness policies)

What should a company mark down as ‘done’ when it comes to a strong cyber-defense internal policy that also depends of its employees, besides using the right software tools? Cyber awareness policies, obviously. We have previously approached the recommended organizational cyber-strategies when it com

Humans for cyber-security: are they a catastrophe or an asset?
Editorial Humans for cyber-security: are they a catastrophe or an asset?

Ignorance is bliss. As much as it may have banked the wisdom of ages, this saying does not apply in cyber-security. Having your employees blissfully unaware of the risks, vulnerabilities and dangers lurking behind their interactions with technology can prove extremely costly over time. Human

How anonymity networks could protect users from IoT risks
Editorial How anonymity networks could protect users from IoT risks

In what anonymity networks are concerned, all discussions revolved so far around Tor, its characteristics, its Dark Web gateway providing quality and its crucial role in tracking criminals in a few famous cases. Now that MIT researchers developed the Riffle network, dedicated to a similar type of

Hackers take on bug hunting and become tech heroes
Editorial Hackers take on bug hunting and become tech heroes

Although a lot of unflattering virtual ink has been consumed to characterize hackers and many alarming things have been said about their skills, it is however incontestable that these people are extremely gifted, IT-wise. Turning the hackers’ talent toward law-abiding activities can prove a very u

Security automation and psychology share risks: the recency bias
Editorial Security automation and psychology share risks: the recency bias

The rate of information increase nowadays is unprecedented, making big data look like a virtual triangle-shaped bundle, whose base is continually growing larger as we speak. The older information lies somewhere beneath this immediate bunch of huge data, and this structure determines the prevalence

Do you know who might steal your healthcare data?
Editorial Do you know who might steal your healthcare data?

Smartphones and phone-connected wearables are increasingly capable of collecting data on individuals and their environment via high-tech sensors. From heart rate, pulse, and body temperature to location, air quality, humidity and other relevant characteristics, the tiny elements embedded in our

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