securityXspace: a blog about cyber-philosophy.
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The Truth about Threat Maps
Cybersecurity threat maps (often called “pew-pew maps”) are interactive, animated global maps that show glowing lines or lasers representing cyber attacks flying from one country to another. Major cybersecurity companies like Kaspersky, Fortinet, Check Point, Trellix (formerly FireEye), and SonicWall provide these maps. Key Threat Map Tools The Debates: Are they useful or just “pew-pew”…
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AI’s Cyber Arms Race: Defending the UK’s Critical Infrastructure
Links from this week’s episode: Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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Conversations with Silicone
Conversations with Silicone sees another popular AI chatbot answer questions in its own inimitable style.
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Really Warped! Tales from the Dark Web
Meet “Sarah”, who’s about to mess with the wrong dark web monster…
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Popcorn and Cyber: Episode 1 – The Matrix
Films are not real…. but how real is real when it comes to Cyber and hacking. Let’s check out some examples.
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Malware Marauders – Episode 1: SQL Slammer
Malware marauders: Inside the story of one of the world’s most notorious cyberattacks.
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Conversations with Silicone
Our regular conversation with the hive mind that is AI.
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The Future of Threat Intelligence is Here: It’s All About Machine Learning
The future of Threat Intelligence could replace the analyst with a AI bot…
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ISO 27001:2022 Is Here and It Will Shock You! (Especially the Annex A Controls)
How to shock your security team with your knowledge about the new ISO 27001:2022 Annex A controls (and have fun doing it)!
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How Low-Code/No-Code Development Can Make You Cry (or Laugh) About Cyber Security
This article explains the cyber security challenges and risks of low-code/no-code development, and how to avoid or mitigate them, with a particular emphasis on Data Privacy.