Security leaders at Ecuadorian bank Banco Guayaquil use security officers and a physical security operations app to secure the multiple bank facilities.

Private mobile networks make it a great candidate to solve the security challenges and the mobility problem that the Industry 4.0, Digital Transformation, and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) bring. 

The University of Arkansas has announced the adoption of cybersecurity measures to better protect its IT assets, including data and identity management initiatives.

Cybersecurity leaders can review the mobile security challenges of 2021 in order to better prepare themselves for the coming year.

Mitigate the risk of mobile devices with some simple procedures.

A newly opened property, Onoma Hotel in Greece, adopted contactless digital key experience for health, safety and security.

Mobile devices are part and parcel of today’s increasingly distributed workforce. Laptops, smartphones, and tablets are provisioned by enterprises to increase employee productivity, while providing flexibility to work remotely. But when the pandemic struck, security teams across industries were challenged by the unprecedented speed and scale of the shift. This disruption created great strain for IT security teams. Pair that with the increase in employee BYOD devices, already-overworked IT teams raced to ensure only authorized devices could connect to corporate assets. 

The National Security Agency’s Research Directorate has announced it has selected “Spectre Attacks: Exploiting Speculative Execution” as the winner of its 8th Annual Best Cybersecurity Research Paper competition. Originally published at the 2019 IEEE Security & Privacy Symposium, the winning paper, in combination with Meltdown, another award-winning paper released earlier by the same researchers, launched a global effort to mitigate critical vulnerabilities in processors. 

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is looking for public and private sector experts to take part in an exercise that will evaluate the digital forensics community’s ability to conduct mobile- and computer-based investigations.