Cyber Security
Digital health passport to kick-start return to sport
VST Enterprises Ltd (VSTE) the British cyber security company founded by tech entrepreneur Louis-James Davis has announced a ‘sports digital health passport’ style app to help kick start attendance at all British sporting events over the coming months as Britain emerges and recovers from COVID-19.
4 ways to secure your Linux-based system
The world is increasingly interconnected and a result of this is the exposure to security vulnerabilities has dramatically increased as well. The intricacies of maintaining today's Linux-based platforms make it very challenging for developers to cover every potential entry point. In 2019 there was an average of more than 45 CVEs logged per day. Guest blog written by Glenn Seiler.
Cyber security training goes multilingual to meet demand
Cyber Risk Aware (CRA) has announced that it offers real time cyber security awareness training and has achieved GCHQ accredited security awareness training. With the recent Covid-19 outbreak, more businesses have had to adopt a remote workforce, which has resulted in the cyber threat to businesses increasing dramatically.
Electronic signature accelerates digitalisation
Vastuu Group, together with its partner cybersecurity company Nixu, has developed a secure digital electronic signature platform SignSpace in Finland. The EU eIDAS compliant service is suitable for all businesses that need to sign documents. The system combines Nixu’s expertise in Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) solutions and secure software development practices.
Fiscal solution for networked POS systems
Swissbit was the first provider to offer an easy-to-integrate and cost-effective plug-in solution for tamper-proof recording of cash register data. Now the company has launched a network version: The certified TSE (BSI TR-03153-standard Technical Security Device) can secure networked POS systems without the need for hardware modifications of individual cash registers.
CAN IP launched to boost automotive cyber security
UltraSoC has announced a significant boost to its automotive cyber security offering with the launch of the CAN Sentinel; new IP that adds a much-needed hardware-based layer of security into CAN bus, the global industry-standard interconnect for automotive manufacturers and OEMs.
New round of patents granted for AI identity platform
SailPoint has announced that the company has been granted additional US patents related to the SailPoint Predictive Identity platform, the company’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)-enabled identity platform.
Top 5 security predictions for the pace of cloud
As we look back across 2019, organisations saw a tremendous increase in not only the use of cloud for business, but the valuation of the data and applications hosted in the cloud. According to Oracle and KPMG’s annual Cloud Threat Report for 2019, seven out of ten indicated they use more business-critical cloud services than in 2018. By Greg Jensen, Senior Principal Director, Security, Cloud Business Group, Oracle
Public cloud-based attacks dominate threat landscape
Imperva has launched the Cyber Threat Index, a monthly report and measurement of the global threat landscape based on data from Imperva sensors across the globe.
Flash drive-sized single-board computer
Cyber security provider F-Secure’s hardware security professionals have created a new version of the USB armory, a single-board computer on a USB stick built from the ground up to be secure. The USB armory Mk II entrenches security in its lowest levels and is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as custom hardware security modules, and licensing tokens, that need the efficiency and flexibility of an embedded computer without sacr...