Articles Tagged with ''ethical hacking''

Not all hackers are adversaries. Some are among our most valuable allies.

According to research from two ethical hackers, Restaurant Brands International (RBI) has security flaws that could enable a malicious actor to remotely eavesdrop on orders in the drive-through. 

A new report provides a comprehensive look at the value of Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) credentials. 

A proposed bipartisan bill aims to increase punishment for cybercrimes. 

93% of hackers believe AI tools used by companies have opened up a new attack vector for malicious actors to exploit.

After the number of health data leaks hit a new record last year, healthcare providers should be leveraging all the tools available to protect themselves and their patients from malicious criminals. 

As much as AI can do to supplement cybersecurity measures, one of the most effective ways to stay ahead of evolving hacking trends is collaboration.

Even with the pressure to compete with cybercriminals, organizations ignore one of the most effective and time-tested cybersecurity tools: the ethical hacker.

A new report finds that 72% of hackers believe artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace the creativity of humans in security research and vulnerability management.

Do security researchers and ethical hackers learn more about cybersecurity from their employer, schooling or bug bounty experience? The Ethical Hacker Insights Report 2022 surveyed 1,181 people with cybersecurity experience to learn more.