White House recommends software be written in memory safe languages to improve cybersecurity
Memory safety bugs are one of the most prevalent security issues over the last few decades, according to a report published by the White House.
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Memory safety bugs are one of the most prevalent security issues over the last few decades, according to a report published by the White House.
Pittsburgh's entrenchment with cybersecurity helped pull the city out of economic doom, but with too much outside competition, some in the industry say they can’t find the talent to meet the demand.
The new year signals the start of a new era of deception and identity abuse, IBM’s predictions warn, with attackers compromising networks with counterfeit and stolen privileged access credentials.
Cybersecurity used to be a problem only for CISOs, but as the world becomes more remote and digital, I predict it will become an enterprise-wide priority.
On November 2, 1988, Robert Morris Jr., a computer science graduate student at Cornell, wrote a self-replicating and self-propogating worm which took ad...