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While pandemic-driven digital transformation has enabled the media and entertainment industry to stream awesome content 24/7 – digital technology is also safeguarding visitors, performing artist, and crew at the Eurovision Song Contest by monitoring their Covid-19 exposure levels in real time. The Eurovision Song Contest, by the way, is the world’s largest live music event, organized each year in May by the local organizer and the European Broadcasting Union. A New Normal: Bubble-Up for Safety at…

By Julius Schorzman, Director of Product Management, Koverse, Inc., an SAIC Company Zero Trust is a hot topic in network security. For those not familiar, zero trust is the “never trust, always verify” premise applied to every device, with an eye to protecting the corporate network. In many ways, this architectural approach represents the ultimate security posture. That said, most zero trust approaches today have a flaw. Two, actually: people and data. The people flaw…

While we’re enjoying the fruits of digital life—our eBooks, movies, email accounts, social media profiles, eBay stores, photos, online games, and more—there will come a time we should ask ourselves, What happens to all of this good stuff when I die? Like anything else we own, those things can be passed along through our estates too. With the explosion of digital media, commerce, and even digital currency too, there’s a very good chance you have…

IoT devices from video conferencing systems to IP cameras are among the five riskiest IoT devices connected to networks, according to research highlighted by Forescout’s cybersecurity research arm, Vedere Labs. The company identified recurring themes in their recent research, highlighting the growing attack surface due to more devices being connected to enterprise networks, and how threat actors are able to leverage these devices to achieve their goals. “IP cameras, VoIP and video-conferencing systems are the riskiest IoT devices because they are commonly exposed on the internet, and…

The UK government has warned organizations to take steps to strengthen their supply chain security. New National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) guidance has been issued amid a significant increase in supply chain attacks in recent years, such as the SolarWinds incident in 2020. The NCSC cited official government data showing that just over one in 10 businesses review the risks posed by their immediate suppliers (13%), while the proportion covering the wider supply chain is…