Terry Matalas and Dave Blass didn’t just want an on-screen reunion of the Star Trek: The Next Generation on their new Picard show—they wanted the behind the scenes crew back as well. In a new interview with IndieWire, Matalas and Blass describe how they got set builders, concept designers, and “about a dozen” other…
In today’s fast-changing digital landscape, ensuring strong network security has become a top priority for companies of all sizes. Given the rise of remote work, cloud computing, and increasingly complex cyber threats, conventional network architectures and perimeter-based security measures are no longer enough. Enter Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), a game-changing security concept that questions […]
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Don’t miss this outstanding, knowledge-packed CyberTalk.org interview with Shahar Divon, Head of Global SMB Sales at Check Point. He delves into Small-to-Medium Business (SMB) security trends, shares common SMB security challenges, recommends best practices and provides additional invaluable insights into advancing SMB cyber risk resilience. Get ready for an eye-opening conversation. Help readers get to […]
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By Microsoft Security
Innovations in cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT) have paved the way for an increasingly interconnected world. Thanks to these digital technologies, businesses can more easily expand their operations across the globe—increasing productivity and driving greater economic gains. However, for all of its benefits, technology also exposes companies to a greater risk of cyber-attacks.
The number of cybersecurity incidents is now outstripping current defense capabilities. One reason for this is the lack of adequately skilled cybersecurity workers. Also known as the cyber skills gap, this trend has limited enterprises’ ability to contain threats. If companies are to truly bridge this gap, they will need to broaden their recruiting horizons to look beyond traditional cybersecurity career paths and recruit from a more diverse range of industries.
Today, the convergence of operational technology (OT) and IT networks is accelerating because organizations can use the data collected by physical equipment and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices to identify issues and increase efficiency. With less siloed IT and OT departments, convergence reduces space requirements and physical hardware. Other benefits include shorter deployment times, cost savings, and higher performance.
However, IT/OT convergence also means cybersecurity is even more critical. Ever-evolving and destructive cyberthreats can target previously air-gapped OT environments and keep many organizations from fully benefiting from OT/IT network integration.
I cannot believe that Morning Spoilers is how I find out that Dylan O’Brien is coming back to the big screen, but here I am, a fool for this silly actor who I think is neat (He’s going to be in Caddo Lake, FYI). Also, I want to point out that Silo, legitimately one of the best sci fi shows airing right now, has been…
A South Korean passenger on an Asiana Airlines flight A321 was arrested on Friday after opening the emergency exit while the aircraft was landing. The airplane took off from Jeju Island and was landing in Daegu, South Korea when the passenger, who has not yet been publicly identified, opened the door while the plane…
Ukraine’s information war against Russia during its current counter offensive now includes dramatized video of dive bombing drones.
Asking parents how they safeguard their kids’ online interactions usually
generates the same type of answers. They either don’t or they use some form of
parental control from the operating system or a third-party app. But children
are much more inventive than we give them credit, more in tune with new
technolog
Neuralink, Elon Musk’s Brian computer interface company, said late Thursday that it had received long-awaited FDA approval to begin brain tests in human subjects. Soon, the company will conduct invasive brain surgery on humans to determine whether its mind-reading technology can help people with severe paralysis…
