The nature of crime is changing — estimates suggest that at least half of all crime is now committed online. Once everyday objects (e.g. televisions, baby monitors, door locks) that are now internet connected, collectively referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT),...
Smartphones contain a significant amount of personal data. Additionally, they are always in the user’s possession, which allows them to be abused for tracking (e.g., GPS, Bluetooth or WiFi tracking). In order to not reveal private information, smartphone users should...
.In a world where artificial intelligence is one of the greatest assets, unmanned operations seem to be the future. The world of cybersecurity is witness to numerous system break-ins for the purpose of gaining access. One of the ways to gain access to systems is...
Of the many challenges that continue to make detection of cyber-attack detection elusive, lack of training data remains the biggest one. Even though organizations and business turn to known network monitoring tools such as Wireshark, millions of people are still...
The evolution of technology over the years has allowed people to more easily store, access, and share information on the Internet. People can bank online, shop, and post their latest life news. Unfortunately, all this available information has attracted the attention...
Cybersecurity professionals in the federal government work on complex problems in organizations where they have multiple competing roles. In addition, the gap between workers with cyber skills and job openings means that current cybersecurity professionals must carry...
