Detecting doctored media has become tricky -- and risky -- business. Here's how organizations can better protect themselves from fake video, audio, and other forms of content.
The newly discovered form of HTTP request smuggling could have widespread impact because any proxy can be affected, researchers say. Here's what infosec pros should know.
The COVID-19 pandemic turned the world -- and enterprise computing -- on end. Here's a look at how cybersecurity teams are retrenching their defense strategies, rebuilding their teams, and selecting new technologies to stop the oncoming rise of online attacks.
Security Pro File: Award-winning computer scientist and electronic voting expert Barbara Simons chats up her pioneering days in computer programming, paper-ballot backups, Internet voting, math, and sushi.
After the pandemic, companies will continue to invest in improving IT infrastructure and security as well as automate tasks to reduce errors and improve network resiliency.
Dives into the best ways to stop malware dead in its tracks using real-life methods no one else is talking about. Stop playing reactive defense. Go on the offensive! Use your existing data to craft a better malware defense today.
When it comes to evasion techniques there's a perpetual cat and mouse game between malware developers and solutions providers. By drawing on the latest in evasion techniques, malware developers not only go undetected on the compromised machine but more importantly, ...
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