Experts agree that future quantum computers will break most current encryption when they become sufficiently powerful. The code to do this – Shor’s algorithm – has already been written. It just needs a powerful enough quantum computer to run on. According to the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), a suitable quantum computer will be available by […]
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Configuration errors and device vulnerabilities could allow attackers to move laterally across 5G network slices.
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Companies that embrace data-driven approaches stand to perform much better than those that don’t, yet they’re still in the minority. What’s standing in the way?
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A recent report found that companies with cyber insurance have been hit by ransomware more than those without it, and sometimes more than once. Although threat actors may not be directly correlating the insurance factor to find targets, one of the reasons for this may be that as insurers require more from companies those able to pay for insurance are also likely to be able to afford bigger ransoms.
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Siemens us chief cybersecurity officer Helen Negre discusses how the organization is focusing on zero trust to ensure the security of internal systems across its different lines of business.
In an era of budget cuts and layoffs, data center managers need to get the most bang for their buck when securing cloud environments.
Secure Cloud Environments on a Budget: Focus on the Essentials Read More »
How to stay ahead of attacks by learning about the risks of AI-based search engines, what skill sets are needed to defend systems and ensuring employees can learn to use AI tools safely without inviting attackers in.
AI-fueled search gives more power to the bad guys Read More »
Real-time analytics enables organizations with faster decision-making. However, bad data, or a culture that isn’t ready for real-time analytics, can undermine the benefits.
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The potential for attackers to use quantum computers to crack public key cryptography algorithms is driving research and investment in developing quantum-safe networks.
Commercial quantum networks inch closer to primetime Read More »
We explore the benefits and dangers of cybersecurity professionals using AI tools like ChatGPT in the data center space – as well as how they’re already being leveraged by bad actors.
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Pharmaceutical companies are using quantum computers to make drug discovery faster and safer.
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A new report from Enter Quantum explains how supply chain enterprises are turning to quantum computers to solve routing problems. Finding optimal delivery routes gets incrementally more difficult the more stops are added. Factor in the other variables that might affect the supply chain and you quickly exceed the constraints of current classical computing, leading
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Getting the full SASE stack of networking and security capabilities from a single vendor can simplify deployment and management, but there are downsides to consider.
Enterprises turn to single-vendor SASE for ease of manageability Read More »
Using a managed services provider to deliver SASE can streamline deployment and free up enterprise resources.
NTT, Palo Alto partner for managed SASE with AIOps Read More »
To become data-driven, companies need a democratization strategy that’s equal parts disciplined and diverse. Data collection, selecting a platform and employee training are just the beginning.
The essential check list for effective data democratization Read More »
