The Next Big Thing: Edge Computing’s Massive Influence on IoT and Real-Time Data Processing
We often witness evolutions in technological innovation that significantly alter the digital landscape. Consequently, my recent journey into edge computing
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Top Security Tools for Developers in 2023
Security tools help software development teams proactively identify and mitigate application vulnerabilities. By detecting and fixing security issues early in
Atlas VPN Review (2023): Security, Pricing & Features
AtlasVPN Fast Facts Our rating: 3.50 stars out of 5 Pricing: Starts at $4.08 per month Key features: IP address
- September 21, 2023
Australian Retailers’ Scaling of Surveillance Brings Data Privacy, Security Risks
IT professionals across sectors that interact with consumers, and retail in particular, need to make themselves aware of the implications
CrowdStrike Brings AI and Cloud Application Security to Falcon
At CrowdStrike Fal.Con 2023, CrowdStrike announced a new Falcon Raptor release with generative-AI capabilities and the acquisition of Bionic. Image:
- September 18, 2023
CISA Aims For More Robust Open Source Software Security for Government and Critical Infrastructure
The agency’s roadmap outlines a plan for prioritizing where open source software makes infrastructure potentially vulnerable. The US Cybersecurity and
LastPass security breach linked to a string of crypto heists
Monthly six-figure cryptocurrency heists have been taking place since late last year, and they have now been attributed to the
Consumer Tech Trends Embrace Security, Hybrid Work
Image: olezzo/Adobe Stock Economic uncertainty and hybrid and remote work drive many of today’s workplace trends, the fourth annual Deloitte
Top ASUS routers have serious security flaws that could let hackers hijack your device
Cybersecurity researchers discovered three major vulnerabilities in some high-end ASUS routers, which could be used to hijack endpoints, disrupt connectivity,