Security
Keysight launches cybersecurity partnership programme
Keysight Technologies launches a new cybersecurity partnership programme for managed security service providers (MSSP) to improve the security posture of organisations using the industry-leading breach and attack simulation (BAS) capabilities of Keysight Threat Simulator.
Preparations for new product security regime
The countdown has begun for a new regime setting the minimum-security standards for all consumer products with internet connectivity to come into effect in 12 months – making the UK the first country in the world to introduce these protections.
Security key: Swissbit introduces iShield Key Pro
With the iShield Key Pro, Swissbit is expanding its range of hardware security keys with more than simply another FIDO stick.
Analysts unveil top five new attack techniques to watch
Each year at RSA Conference, the SANS Institute provides an authoritative briefing on the most dangerous new attack techniques leveraged by modern-day attackers, including cyber criminals, nation-state actors, and more.
Crypto device upgrades connected systems security
The ATECC608B CryptoAuthentication device from Microchip Technology is now being shipped by distributor Mouser Electronics.
Making the EU digital identity wallet a reality
As the European Commission and its eIDAS expert group drive new regulation on European Digital Identity (EUDI) wallets, the requirement to have one common, secure, interoperable and standardised solution for all EU citizens is now a key priority. However, there are still difficulties for the 27 EU member states to overcome and considerations to make if their digital identity schemes are to be accepted and implemented throughout Europe, as Jean-Da...
Building trust as a foundation for industrial networks following IEC62443
One of the major challenges facing the industrial industry is the increasing risk of cyberattacks on operational technology.
Will AI make us more secure?
ChatGPT, the dialogue-based AI chatbot capable of understanding natural human language, has become another icon in the disruptor ecosystem. Gaining over one million registered users in just five days, it has become the fastest growing tech platform ever.
Is biometric technology secure? Exploring two scenarios
As people, technologists, and organisations, we have a wealth of technology and connectivity at our fingertips. This has clear benefits for how we live and work, offering greater flexibility, productivity, and scalability for businesses. Sadly, cyber-criminals also have great opportunities to strike. And when they do, their actions not only impact the targeted person or organisation, but their customers and wider stakeholders too.
BlackBerry research finds UK manufacturers wary of nation state threats
At Hannover Messe, Germany, BlackBerry released the 'BlackBerry Manufacturing Cybersecurity Study' with a warning that outdated and unsupported legacy operational technologies (OT) are exposing substantial vulnerabilities for UK manufacturers facing escalating threats from nation-state attacks.