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February 08, 2019 08 Feb'19
Google eyes confidential computing to buff cloud security cred

Google Cloud Platform's Asylo open source project could one day boost confidential computing efforts, but for now it mainly serves to boost Google's security bona fides.
January 23, 2019 23 Jan'19
Google GDPR fine of $57 million sets record

The Google GDPR fine of $57 million marks the first time a major tech company has been penalized under Europe's new privacy regulations. But the fine is less than the maximum allowable penalty.
December 20, 2018 20 Dec'18
GCP addition targets cloud data access, privacy fears

Google Cloud Platform's Access Approval feature lets customers use more of the data access controls they have in their on-premises infrastructure.
December 07, 2018 07 Dec'18
Critical Kubernetes vulnerability could have widespread effects

News roundup: A critical Kubernetes vulnerability was found in the system's API server and could have a wide reach. Plus, ESET found 21 new Linux malware families, and more.

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Top 10 CISO concerns for 2019 span a wide range of issues

From dealing with data and staffing shortages to adapting to an ever-expanding set of job responsibilities, CISOs face an array of serious issues in 2019. Continue Reading
Infoblox's Cricket Liu explains DNS over HTTPS security issues

Cricket Liu, chief DNS architect at Infoblox, explains how DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS improve security, as well as challenges the new protocols may soon raise for enterprises. Continue Reading
How unsecured Firebase databases put critical data at risk

Unsecured Google Firebase databases are similar to misconfigured AWS S3 buckets, but there are key differences. Expert Rob Shapland discusses the risks of unsecured cloud databases. Continue Reading

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CISO tackles banking cybersecurity and changing roles

Over the course of his career in security, Thomas Hill has held varied positions that inform his views on both technological specifics and strategic roles in modern corporations. Continue Reading
How to block public access for AWS S3 bucket security

AWS S3 buckets leaked millions of files, including sensitive data, by enabling public access. Learn how to block public access with expert David Shackleford. Continue Reading
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Addressing vulnerable web systems that are often overlooked

Web security vulnerability scanners often focus on large applications within the enterprise. However, there are plenty of overlooked web systems that contain hidden flaws. Continue Reading
Antivirus tools: Are two programs better than one?

Antivirus software is crucial to your device's security. However, less is often more, especially when considering a secondary free antivirus program. Nick Lewis explains why. Continue Reading
Katyusha Scanner: How does it work via a Telegram account?

The Katyusha Scanner is based on the open source penetration test scanner Arachni. However, it has been modified to work through Telegram accounts. Nick Lewis explains how it works. Continue Reading