SentinelOne often discusses the concept of the autonomous SOC with their clients and the fundamental transformation it brings to daily security operations. Today, we take a third-party perspective to see how they define this concept. Additionally, in this article, SentinelOne presents a maturity model for the autonomous SOC. Like much in cybersecurity, what matters is … Read more
The energy industry is undergoing a significant transformation driven by advancements in digital technology and the demand for real-time data analysis. As energy companies pursue modern operational methods, they require innovative solutions to address the unique challenges they face. Currently, energy practitioners are most concerned about: • Increased downtime risks and rising associated costs; • … Read more
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed cybersecurity guidelines for IoT device manufacturers, providing directions and guidance for the secure manufacturing of IoT products. As part of the IoT cybersecurity program, NIST recently released two documents aimed at providing cybersecurity guidelines and best practices for IoT device manufacturers. These guidelines are part … Read more
Today, let’s discuss something more insidious—did you think DDoS attacks are all about overwhelming traffic? Wrong! There is a type of attack that disguises itself as a normal user, using legitimate requests to drain your server, known as the pinnacle of “legitimate scamming”! It is the HTTP Flood, colloquially referred to as the “Single Madman”—it … Read more
The value generated by data far exceeds the value of global goods trade —— McKinsey, “Digital Globalization” (2016) There are billions of connected IoT devices globally. These devices span multiple industries, whether they are security cameras, health monitoring devices, or simple office printers, they possess transformative power. However, with the explosive growth of connected technology, … Read more
Cybersecurity researchers have recently disclosed a series of security vulnerabilities in Apple’s AirPlay protocol, which have now been patched. Attackers could successfully exploit these vulnerabilities to control devices that support this proprietary wireless technology. The Israeli cybersecurity company Oligo has collectively referred to these vulnerabilities as AirBorne. Vulnerability Combination Enables Worm-like Attacks Researchers Uri Katz, … Read more
In 2024, the Indian government launched the “PM-Wani” public Wi-Fi program, aiming to deploy 10 million hotspots nationwide to promote digital inclusion. However, as the 3,000 free Wi-Fi zones in the pilot city of Bangalore went live, it was revealed that they had not set a password, leading to unprotected network data! Security experts found … Read more
BMW F48 (Image source: BMW Group website) Electronic Control Unit (ECU) certification is the future of connected cars—Flex and the BMW Group overcome this challenge based on Catena-X data exchange. The Engine Control Unit (ECU), also known as DME (Digital Motor Electronics) or DDE (Digital Diesel Electronics), is a critical component in automotive manufacturing. From … Read more
Nowadays, public places such as airports, train stations, and shopping malls commonly offer free Wi-Fi services, allowing users to easily connect to the internet and enjoy a convenient online experience. However, this convenience hides significant security risks that cannot be ignored. It is important to note that if these open networks are exploited by malicious … Read more
According to Breaking Defense, Northrop Grumman will begin testing a new hardware/software prototype for the Space Force next spring, designed to protect large interconnected satellite networks from cyberattacks. This prototype, named the Space End Crypto Unit (ECU), is being developed by Aeronix and is scheduled for delivery in 2024. On June 7, Northrop Grumman (NYSE: … Read more