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As in every industry—particularly technology-centric ones—the history of the cyber security industry has been one of task automation. From the early days (some may say Gen I days) of firewalls and pattern-matching antiviruses to modern techniques of machine learning-based malware detection and traffic analysis, the tools available to a security-minded business are constantly growing in complexity, in an arms race with cybercriminals whose malware has been doing the same.

This article will hopefully help to explain what end-of-lifing means to you, as well as steps you can take to ensure that you can be secure in a year.

A recent article in IEEE Security & Privacy—“Teaching Authentication as a Life Skill”—detailed the results of a team of Swiss researchers and their attempts to

Ransomware attacks are amongst the most-discussed new threats to have emerged in the past few years, but what is ransomware, how can it impact your business and how can you protect yourself against it?

Talk to any cyber security professional and one of the first things you’ll notice is frustration. Despite all the advice out there on how to

2018 proved to be an expensive year for a number of firms, both major and minor, around the globe. An IBM report suggested that the

Europol’s 2018 Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment reported that ‘[m]obile malware [was] absent in law enforcement reporting, but industry reports [a] growing volume’ of such

The ‘butterfly effect’ is a popular way of explaining chaotic systems to non-mathematicians—the flapping of a butterfly’s wings in one country contributes, however slightly, to

You may have talk about the idea that we are now entering a ‘fifth generation’, or ‘Gen V’, of cyber security. You may have wondered