Follow Threatpost as it covers this year’s RSA Conference 2020 where we will bring you the latest breaking news, VIP interviews and insights from the industry’s movers and shakers.
CEO Mary T. Barra addressed the high stakes in rolling out self-driving cars and biometric-enhanced vehicles, where one cyber-event could derail plans for emerging automotive technologies.
From vacuum cleaners to baby monitors, the IoT landscape continues to be plagued by concerning security issues that lead to privacy threats.
The Kr00k bug arises from an all-zero encryption key in Wi-Fi chips that reveals communications from devices from Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung and others.
Patrick Wardle talks about the biggest threats he’s seeing impacting Apple devices.
Some criminals package exploits into bundles to sell on cybercriminal forums years after they were zero days, while others say bounties aren’t enough .
Enterprises are embracing on-demand freelance help – but the practice, while growing, opens up entirely new avenues of cyber-risk.
Work’s being done with uber-lightweight nanoagents on every IoT device to stop malicious behavior, such as a scourge of botnet attacks, among other threats.
Keynoters from Cisco, Netflix and RSA highlighted lessons from the last year, and cybersecurity’s new mandate in the post-pandemic world: Bounce back stronger.
Unit 42 researchers discuss public cloud misconfiguration issues that are leading to breaches of sensitive data.
Chris Eng with Veracode talks about how organizations are falling into security debt due to patch management issues.
Threatpost talks to Alex Tilley, senior security researcher with Dell SecureWorks’ Counter Threat Unit Research Team, about a recently discovered campaign linked to an Iranian APT.
As cities grow more connected, municipal operators must deal with new risks like ransomware, IoT hacks and more.
The security industry has the perfect skillset and adversarial defense outlook to deal with some of the emerging societal issues in today’s world, said security technologist Bruce Schneier.
The federal agency plans a slew of initiatives to address industrial control security this year.
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