Positive or Negative, Security Needs to be Right
One of the aphorisms used in security is, “We have to be right all of the time, and the bad guys only have to be right once.” While this may…
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One of the aphorisms used in security is, “We have to be right all of the time, and the bad guys only have to be right once.” While this may…
DetailsSingapore is quickly becoming the country of choice for technology vendors seeking to establish a hub in Asia. Ranked first in Asia, and seventh worldwide, in the Global Innovation Index…
DetailsBayes’ Theorem essentially measures the degree of belief, or certainty in something. The Cybersecurity industry has been challenged with the idea of sensitivity and specificity for quite some time. In…
DetailsDistributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are very inefficient but very effective. Auditors are careful to be sure their findings are accurate so that they are not accused of being…
DetailsThere are a number of lessons that we in security can learn from the world of economics. This isn’t an original observation on my part: in fact, there are a…
DetailsJust for fun, I decided to count how many unsolicited emails I got in a 24 hour period offering to either fix my security problems, fix my network problems, fix…
DetailsAnyone who listened to Aleks Krotoski’s 5 short programs on Radio 4 in the UK titled Codes that Changed the World will have been reminded that applications written in COBOL, despite…
DetailsMany will be familiar with the term bot, short for web-robot. Bots are essential for effective operation of the web: web-crawlers are a type of bot, automatically trawling sites looking…
DetailsIn 1995 a small security reseller in Southfield, Michigan, introduced possibly the first “cloud” based firewall: Check Point FW1 running on Sun Netra boxes in their small data center. Netrex…
DetailsSo you want to know what the secret to success is. First, you need to change the way you look at and ask the question. Instead of wondering what the…
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