Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Page 20 - Product Security News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Product Security. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Product Security Today - Breaking & Trending Today

'Admin' and '12345' banned from being used as passwords in UK crackdown on cyber attacks - Vimarsana News

'Admin' and '12345' banned from being used as passwords in UK crackdown on cyber attacks

From today, new laws in the UK aim to make it tougher for cyber attacks to succeed and increase consumer confidence in the security of the products they use and buy.

Source: sky.com
Application Security: 'Meet Developers Where They Are' - Vimarsana News

Application Security: 'Meet Developers Where They Are'

As Director of Application Security at Adobe, Jeff Sass has a mission to, as he says, "Meet developers where they are." He explains that mission and

Laws to protect consumers from cyber-attacks come into force across UK - Vimarsana News

Laws to protect consumers from cyber-attacks come into force across UK

Consumer protections against hacking and cyber-attacks will come into force today, as all internet connected smart devices will be required by law to meet minimum-security standards. Manufacturers will be legally required to protect consumers from hackers and cyber criminals from accessing devices w

UK rolls out new consumer safeguards for smart devices - Vimarsana News

UK rolls out new consumer safeguards for smart devices

From today all new internet connected smart devices sold in the UK will be required by law to meet minimum-security standards.

The UK beefs up smart home security by going after bad default passwords - Vimarsana News

The UK beefs up smart home security by going after bad default passwords

The UK now requires internet- or- network-connected devices to come with unique, strong passwords or be user-definable, with potential hefty fines for violations.