NC State researchers find new hardware vulnerability on an iPhone that lets a program gain access to cryptographic keys used by one or more programs on an Apple device.
A document released by the agency this week provides insight into how national security organizations responsible for keeping sensitive classified or unclassified data safe from hackers and foreign intelligence services should approach replacing their classical encryption protocols with new quantum-resistant ones.
A recent, damning report on the pharma sector found most entities are actively, and often inadvertently, exposing data through unsecured endpoints. As COVID-19 keeps pharma in cybercriminals’ focus, the need for zero trust security is more apparent.
AWS CISO Stephen Schmidt said that the move to a hybrid work environment due in part to the pandemic has led to a need among companies and government agencies
to protect their communications across multiple remote locations.
While government agencies and standards bodies are racing to test and vet new quantum resistant algorithms for widespread consumption, a small but growing industry of vendors has popped up offering to sell such protections to the broader public. What should potential buyers make of such offerings?