Mobile Application security focuses on assessing the security posture of applications on various mobile device platforms (i.e. Android, iOS and Windows). Mobile applications are being utilised by businesses across the globe to organise workforces, improve customer service, increase revenue, and connect with users from around the world. Like computers and websites, mobile applications have their[…]
Implementing security into an already established and successful development pipelines can be both difficult and intensive. However, ensuring that product delivery also encompasses security through relevant testing is vital for continuous improvement. Our article this week will focus on how you can begin to review and implement security testing into your development pipelines, and how[…]
Security is remaining to be a prevalent security concern among businesses and individuals. While attacks continue to become more complex, the same can be said for the development of attacks that rely on human interaction to spread or exploit weaknesses. Many attacks rely on this user input to do one of the following tasks: *[…]
Our article this week will focus on a project created to help businesses and individuals alike unlock their devices after a ransomware attack. The project, named “No More Ransom!” is a collaboration between National High Tech Crime Unit of Netherlands’ police, the European Crime Centre, Kaspersky and McAfee, and is designed to provide a way[…]
This week, we will take a step back from your digital security and focus on the basics. Many businesses focus solely on the security of their IT devices and services but begin neglecting the fundamentals. The main focus of this article is dumpster diving, which is exactly what you expect it to be, where individuals[…]
As part of the GDPR implementation, it is now a requirement that companies release any information that they store or process on you if you request it. A Subject Access Request (SAR) is a request made by an individual to receive information regarding which data a company holds on you, and how they process it.[…]
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a fundamental protocol that is used by the World Wide Web for viewing website content on the internet. HTTP allows us to browse the internet and navigate to our favourite websites. HTTP was not initially created with security in mind, and this meant that any information communicated between your computer[…]