Infosecurity Magazine Features
Hacking the CFAA
Will the DoJ's decision to no longer prosecute "good faith" hackers protect security researchers?
Cybersecurity's New Quantum Shift: When Cryptographers Team Up Against Tomorrow's Qubits
Infosecurity Magazine investigates the recent world-first commercial trial of a quantum secured metro network and what this means for cybersecurity
Is Cyber Insurance Exacerbating the Ransomware Crisis?
Ed Ventham argues insurers are helping protect organizations while Alan Jenkins believes the industry is currently worsening the ransomware crisis
Situation Critical: Assessing the US’ New Incident Reporting Legislation
Danny Bradbury questions whether the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act has the substance needed to succeed
The Future of Cybersecurity Certifications Crossroad
Security practitioners are increasingly conflicted about the role that certifications play in their career development. Phil Muncaster finds out why
The SOC of the Future
Benjamin David investigates the different ways security experts can future-proof their security operation center
Top 10: Deepfakes
Infosecurity has compiled a list of the top 10 most recent high-profile examples of deepfakes to date, listed in date order.
Russia-Ukraine War: The Cyber Dimension
James Coker investigates the cyber-dimension in the Russia-Ukraine war and the implications for the global cyber landscape
Blaming Users for Security Fails: Oh, Yes We Should vs. Oh, No We Shouldn’t
Ira Winkler believes you should attribute appropriate blame and penalties to users in cases of clear negligence while Wendy Nather argues this approach is counterproductive
Ask The Experts: How to Stay on Top of Cyber-Hygiene
Three security experts advise how to develop a continuous cyber-hygiene plan for your organization
Cyber Start-ups: How to Get Off the Ground and into the Stratosphere
Phil Muncaster investigates how to make it big in a sector already worth billions
