By Tim Sadler, Co-founder, and CEO of Tessian Events this year have changed the way we think about work indefinitely. In fact, new research from Tessian shows that only 11% of employees want to work exclusively in the office post-pandemic. Businesses must now consider whether the remote work shift brought on by COVID-19 should become permanent. But, then again, remote work isn’t accessible or preferable for every employee. Business leaders, therefore, have important decisions to…

By Peter Ferguson, Cyber Threat Intelligence Specialist at EclecticIQ’s Fusion Center The devastation of the  COVID-19 pandemic has caused public-health and economic issues to countries around the globe, and the complications of which are far from over. In accordance to scientific guidance, many nations have launched contact tracing applications to monitor, identify, alert, and reduce the spread of infections. However, the shift towards tracing apps has not always been smooth in the eyes of both…

by Gary S. Miliefsky, Publisher, Author, Investor and Keynote Speaker Here we are and most of us are thankful that 2020 is almost behind us, since the global panic has taken place as a result of the COVID-19 novel zoological corona virus bioweapon attack on humanity.  Are you also wondering where all the time went?  So much to do so little time.  Time is of the essence.  Time is the fire in which we burn. …

Creating an oasis of health in your home is getting easier with the help of sensors and IoT devices. Image: iStock/Techa Tungateja Business strategists at Moen, a kitchen and bathroom fixture supplier, recently identified trends that would influence future construction and home building. What they found was a theme of homes that promoted health, wellbeing and wellness.  SEE: TechRepublic Premium editorial calendar: IT policies, checklists, toolkits, and research for download (TechRepublic Premium) To this end,…

Artificial intelligence will likely help with cybersecurity, though figuring out how to handle ambiguous situations is critical. Image: iStockphoto/metamororks There is a great deal of excitement about artificial intelligence (AI) and how, in the not-too-distant future, AI could have cognitive capabilities, allowing it to mimic how humans learn and make decisions. This ability is especially important in the realm of cybersecurity, where cyberattacks seldom present the same indicators twice. If we look at what’s available…

An ethical hacker from Romania has become the first person to earn $2m in bug bounties through the bounty hunting platform HackerOne. Talented hacker Cosmin Lordache, also known by his HackerOne handle @inhibitor181, hit his first significant earning milestone almost a year ago when he became the seventh person to pass the million-dollar earning milestone by reporting 468 flaws through the bug bounty hunting platform. Today, HackerOne announced on the social media platform Twitter that Lordache’s all-time earnings had reached…

American cybersecurity company White Ops announced today that it has been acquired by Goldman Sachs‘ Merchant Banking Division in partnership with ClearSky Security and NightDragon.  Terms of the transaction, which follows Goldman Sachs’ and ClearSky’s initial investment in White Ops earlier this year, were not disclosed. The business was acquired from previous investors Paladin Capital Group, Grotech Ventures, and other shareholders. White Ops was founded in 2012 and is based in New York City. The company’s core focus is protecting enterprises from fraud and…

America’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a warning over the widespread impact of a recent hacking attack that compromised the SolarWinds Orion software supply chain. The assault on SolarWinds hit the headlines earlier this month after it was discovered and disclosed by researchers at FireEye. The advanced persistent threat (APT) group behind the attack was able to compromise government agencies, critical infrastructure, and private-sector organizations. Recognizing the serious nature of the attack, CISA put out…

2020 was some type of year…as we wrap up a year that undoubtedly will never be forgotten, we rounded up the most viewed Docker blog posts. The following posts are some of what you, the Docker community, found to be most interesting and useful. Which was your favorite? 10) Announcing the Compose Specification Starting the list with a *bang* is a post highlighting that we created a new open community to develop the Compose Specification….

AI, Machine Learning, and Open-XDR Make it Easier                                                                                   By Albert Zhichun Li, Chief Scientist, Stellar Cyber Most enterprises and service providers are building security operations centers (SOCs) where a team of analysts evaluates and remediates cyberattacks. Traditionally, these SOCs use a dozen or more stand-alone security tools, each of which focuses on endpoints, the network, servers, users, applications, or other parts of the attack surface. This system results in hundreds or thousands of false-positive attack…