Tag: cybersecurity
Smart Bulbs can be Hacked!
Internet-enabled smart lighting products offer several novel functionalities over traditional lamps. But a recent survey revealed these connected lights can be maliciously used to...
Endpoint Cybersecurity Startup Firedome Raises US$ 10 Million
Cybersecurity startup Firedome Inc. recently raised US$ 10 million in a Series A funding round led by New York-based Two Sigma Ventures along with...
Skip-2.0 Malware Provides “Magic Password” to Access Microsoft Servers
Security researchers discovered a Chinese hacking group “Winnti” using a new malware named “Skip-2.0” to get access to Microsoft SQL (MSSQL) Servers. It’s said...
How Facebook is Securing the 2020 U.S. Elections from Russian Meddling
Facebook stated that it is tightening its security for the 2020 U.S. elections after fresh signs of Russia meddling. The social media giant stated...
US Legislation Launches “Mind Your Own Business” Act
From now, the Chief Executive Officers who misuse customers’ data could end up in jail for twenty years.
The U.S. legislation recently proposed “Mind Your...
Upstream Security Hits Top Gear with Series B Funding
Upstream Security, an Israel-based leading automotive cybersecurity company, announced the closure of a US$30 million Series B funding round led by a Global Syndicate...
Radiflow and Asset Guardian Join Hands for Industrial Asset Monitoring
Cybersecurity solutions provider Radiflow and industrial software provider Asset Guardian Solutions came together to launch a joint solution to expand Industrial Asset Monitoring, Change...
A Four-Step Approach to Communicate Cybersecurity
By V3 Cybersecurity
Since the times of ancient Egypt, visualization has played a prominent role in how we communicate. As leaders, we often look to...
Canadian Legislation Lacks Cybersecurity Awareness: Survey
Cybersecurity experts have opined the Canadian government isn’t doing enough to protect businesses and consumers from data breaches.
A recent survey from Keyfactor, a provider...
The Krack on Amazon’s Kindle and Echo
From creepy laughs to spy bugs, Amazon’s Echo devices have been in the limelight for more than a dozen or two reasons, and it...
