The Myth of the Safe Mac is something we've written about before, but sometimes it takes a startling statistic to get people's attention. Research suggesting that 10% of all Kaspersky-protected Macs had been hit by Shlayer malware in 2019 certainly caught the...

The Chinese Lunar year 2020 is the Year of the Rat, and people born in the Year of the Rat are supposed to be optimistic and likable. But in cybersecurity, RAT (Remote Access Trojan) stands for the opposite of likable: a nasty tool leveraged by bad actors. For many...

The Good US politics is deeply divided, but at least both sides of the aisle agree on one thing: cybercrime needs to be tackled in an urgent and coordinated fashion. So it's good news that on Jan 17th, Congress proposed the bipartisan "Cybersecurity State Coordinator...

February 5-7, 2020 SentinelOne is is a proud Gold Sponsor at the Province of British Columbia 21st Annual Privacy and Security Conference.Attracting over 1100 delegates and 100 international subject matter experts over a span of three days, this conference provides...

The rising trend in IoT devices on corporate networks brings with it an increased, and often invisible, risk of exposed assets. From printers and security cameras to "smart" office novelties, most of these wired devices come with baked-in default login credentials...

Tensions between Greece and its neighbor, Turkey, are nothing new. Conflict in the Aegean extends back to the days of Homer, who described how a Greek army decimated the town of Troy, located near Hisarlik in Turkey. The animosity between these nations may date...

The Good The cybersecurity skills shortage is something we're all concerned about, so it's good news this week to hear of the launch of the U.S. National High School Cybersecurity Talent Discover Program. The online program involves students playing an aptitude game,...