Business of Security

In the 90s, hackers kept a low profile, especially after 1986. But of course, we weren't all cut from the same cloth.

You’re preparing to leave the office on a cool Tuesday afternoon when your desk phone beeps. It’s your IT guy, and it isn't good news.

Measuring the effectiveness of your cybersecurity program (and the associated investment in it) can be a tricky thing.

Until recently, the US has taken a rather passive approach as it relates to securing potential internet access points from threat actors.

The GoodWill ransom group requires the victims to complete three mandatory objectives that are to be performed socially.

Perhaps, better security and privacy practices will be proposed to help minimize the impact of malicious apps and developers behind them.

As hacktivists, we can't categorize an entire country as the enemy. We can respond intelligently to the actions of the aggressors.

Very little progress has been made that sets Canada on the proverbial map of strategic operators in the cyber warfare arena.

These security measures serve as a rudimentary guideline for companies to adhere to, designed to help prioritize their security posture.

Most skilled threat actors have an offensive response of their own in the event that they have mere seconds before losing connectivity.