The Invisible Threat in Plain Sight Imagine a stranger walking into your office, grabbing confidential documents from a desk, and photographing a colleague’s computer screen. No...
From Bus Stops to Firewalls: The Modern Teenage Rebellion Remember being a teenager? The world felt like it was against you. There was angst, sullen silence,...
Cyber Insecurity Haunts Our Digital Future This Halloween Law enforcement warnings about cyber threats to our interconnected world feel like old news. We’ve heard them before....
From Tragedy to Farce: The TalkTalk Security Saga Karl Marx famously observed that history repeats, first as tragedy, then as farce. The unfolding drama at TalkTalk,...
Fixing the Internet of Broken Things: An Open, Hardware-Led Approach Our world is now woven with connected devices. They monitor our health, fly our planes, and...
The False Promise of Proprietary Software Think your device is safe because its code is a secret? History suggests otherwise. Security researchers have repeatedly dismantled that...
The Case for Starting Cybersecurity Education Early October in the D.C. area brings more than just stunning fall colors on the Blue Ridge Mountains. It marks...
When War Changes Form Back in 1999, two Chinese military strategists published a book called Unrestricted Warfare. Their central argument was simple yet profound. As nations...
From Crime Labs to Cybercrime: A Franchise Evolves For over fifteen years, the CSI franchise has captivated audiences with its blend of forensic science and procedural...
Why Cybersecurity is a Magnet for Venture Capital While many industries brace for seasonal slowdowns, cybersecurity is experiencing a permanent summer. The investment climate is anything...