Cybersecurity Archives

Lighten Your Lockdown: Podcast Edition

by Joanna Stevens | Apr 1, 2020 | Cybersecurity

Have you discovered Podcasts yet? Have you thought about Podcasts? In Spain, we are entering our third week of lockdown due to the COVID-19 virus. Like in many countries around the world, schools and businesses are closed, with the exception of key infrastructure and...

Cybersecurity Guidelines Whilst Remote Working

by Anastasios Arampatzis | Mar 19, 2020 | Cybersecurity

The Epidemic turned Pandemic The coronavirus pandemic, as it was declared by the World Health Organization (WHO), impacts our society and economy in many ways. While discussing COVID-19 and remote working, we remember that countries are quarantined, millions of people...

Impressions of RSA Conference 2020: The Human Element

by Joanna Stevens | Mar 11, 2020 | Cybersecurity

What is RSA Conference? The RSA Conference 2020, the largest global cybersecurity event took place in San Francisco between February 24 – 28. With the threat of the coronavirus, the event was reduced in numbers but still racked up over 36,000 attendees! RSA...

Reflections on the 3rd ENISA – Europol IoT Security Conference

by Anastasios Arampatzis | Feb 26, 2020 | Cybersecurity

A conference is a great way to stay informed on trends and developments in the cybersecurity field. My friend and colleague David Bisson compiled for Tripwire a list of 19 security conferences you shouldn’t miss during 2020. However, in this post, I am not going to...

Why Do Security Experts Fall Victim to Computer Viruses?

by Guest Blogger | Feb 19, 2020 | Cybersecurity

Today we will be talking about a new kind of virus called the coronavirus. You may say: “Wait, that is not related to computer security.” Yes, you are right, but partially. As most of you probably know that the most important and discussed viruses of today are not...

Cybersecurity’s Best Loved Books

by Zoë Rose | Feb 12, 2020 | Cybersecurity

As a teenager I read so many novels, to help me through that time in my life. It was as if I had other worlds to escape to, learn from, and understand different perspectives. Later on, I felt like books didn’t have a place in my busy schedule, and stopped reading...