Introduction In today’s digital age, software plays a pivotal role in the functioning of both corporations and government agencies. It empowers businesses to enhance productivity, streamline operations, and maintain a competitive edge. Similarly, government agencies rely on software to ensure efficient public services and national security. However, an alarming trend has emerged in recent years,
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Which is Worse, Java Terminal Emulators or Open Source?
IT and cybersecurity teams put in months of effort after the Apache Log4j exploit a few years back. Countless organizations that rely on the software are still in the process of updating their systems, despite the Apache Software Foundation releasing a patch just days after the bug’s discovery. While the widespread use of the Java logging library
How to Protect your Web Terminal Emulator Users from Data Breaches
The largest data breach in history occurred in 2013 when cyberattackers stole data from about 3 billion accounts on Yahoo and its subsidiaries, according to TechTarget. These included Flickr, Yahoo Finance, Tumblr and Yahoo Fantasy Sports. Names, passwords, phone numbers, security questions and password reset emails were all taken. While data breaches on this scale
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Quantum computing is the next generation of computing (and cybercrime)
What quantum computing is and what it means for cybercrime.
New federal cybersecurity requirements are here
Detailing the new federal cybersecurity regulations and how software developers can abide by them.
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Overcoming the increase in smartphone malware threats
Increased levels of smartphone malware threats presents new security challenges for individuals and businesses alike. Getting a good understanding of how phone malware works is the first step in keeping your data safe.
The resurgence of C as competition for Java
In May 2020, C surged to the No. 1 spot on the prominent TIOBE index – notably, ahead of Java – for the first time since 2015.
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The many-colored hats of the hacking world
An overview of the different types of hackers.
5 myths about cybersecurity every business should know
Many myths about cybersecurity pervade in the business world. Here are five of those myths that all businesses should be aware of if they want to protect their information from cybercriminals.
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Don’t forget about the Internet of Forgotten Things
As the Internet of Things has grown, so too have the number of things that are at risk of being forgotten. Find out why it’s important to not let “forgotten” devices slip through the cracks, and how to keep systems secure.
COVID-19 doesn’t have to disrupt your digital transformation
The decentralized and digital-reliant framework many organizations have shifted to as a result of the pandemic may actually be an ideal environment for digital transformation.
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Modernization presents challenges for Department of Labor
The Department of Labor has plans for a modernization project that might not take off.
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Web Services
An Intro to Confidential Computing
Confidential computing is an emerging industry initiative and a form of technology that’s capable of isolating and encrypting data in use — or, data that’s in a processing phase within a central processing unit (CPU).
Cybersecurity podcast top picks
Stay up to date on the latest cybersecurity news and trends with this list of top podcasts.
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Railroad companies could improve their operations with Inventu Viewer
Flynet simplifies operations for workers in industries that rely on older mainframes for data management.