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The threat landscape is ever evolving, as our adversaries discover new ways of compromising systems. The monetization of hacking has had a drastic impact on the threat landscape.... More Info

Enterprises are investing more than ever in security technology as a result of increased awareness of vulnerabilities, media coverage of attacks with financial impact, hacktivism, and the consumerization of IT. Most companies have made significant investments in network security technologies and tools over the past decade.... More Info

It’s no secret that the telecommunications market is in the midst of a significant transformation. The number of mobile devices and users has skyrocketed in recent years; according to research by GSMA, there were 3.6 billion unique mobile subscribers at the end of 2014.... More Info

Ask the vast majority of information technology professionals today if it is possible to completely secure a computing system against cybercrime and the answer you will get is a resounding “no.” Through a series of events too long and convoluted to address in this article, we have established a global computing infrastructure that is fundamentally incapable of protecting itself, creating both a playground and a candy store for cybercriminals. Our current global computing infrastructure is based on technology first conceived almost forty years ago, long before the global network of billions of computers was created to manage our banking, communications, defense, entertainment … even the everyday mundane facts of our lives, like the Instagram of the yogurt parfait we had for breakfast…... More Info

“It must be, I thought, one of the race's most persistent and comforting hallucinations to trust that ‘it can't happen here’ -- that one's own time and place is beyond cataclysm.” The Day of the TriffidsJohn Wyndham For those of you unfamiliar with Wyndham’s 1951 sci-fi classic, the cataclysm in question is the relentless worldwide proliferation of menacing, venomous, mobile plants with a taste for human flesh. (What else could it be, right?) On a more figurative level, Wyndham was warning the West to look out for the lumbering menace crouched behind the Iron Curtain, waiting to swallow up the world’s capitalist democracies at any time…... More Info