5 ways Nyotron are breaking the mould
During Infosec Europe 2017 I sat down with Nir Gaist, CEO of Nyotron, and discussed the new Nyotron offering Paranoid. Paranoid is a security offering where instead of looking at how a malicious actor gains...
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Articles that highlight a product, detailing both its features and uses as well as what a consumer would be presented with if they bought the product.
4 reasons why you should have an eye on ThreatQuotient
Earlier this month I spoke to Anthony Perridge, Regional Director at ThreatQuotient. ThreatQuotient allows for the consumption of threat intelligence from various and disparate sources. The team refereed to themselves as ‘still being in start up...
6 things we learned from Zone Fox at Infosec 2017
This month was Infosec Europe 2017 an information security conference held in the Olympia London. During the event I sat down with Jamie Graves, CEO at Zone Fox, a company that offer event monitoring...
Security’s the same, simply what we do with it has changed
Security is a subject that has been around in some form or another since humanity realised we could disadvantage others. It’s come a long way from physical security to security that now rests in ‘cyber’. The...
Security’s changing, are you keeping up?
How do we keep up with security, stay secure and stop data leaks? These are the question on everyone’s mind. From global organisations, to the local cafe down the road and back to even you...
It’s time for secure development in the cloud, with DevSecOps
Oliver Pinson-Roxburgh, EMEA Director for the Solutions Architects Team at Alert Logic, recently discussed his views on DevSecOps. At the South Wales AWS User Group Oliver discussed ‘Taking a DevOps Approach to Security’. Being a Security-As-A-Service...
Rundown on Amazon Alexa, by Alexa champion Sam Machin
Yesterday at the South Wales AWS user group Sam Machin, the only current Alexa champion outside of the US, performed a talk on Amazon’s new service Alexa. If you’re into Amazon and the products and...
Welcome to the physical web, by Scott Jenson
Today at the South Wales AWS User Group Scott Jenson, Project Lead for Physical Web for Chrome, performed a talk on what the physical web actually is. The talk opened by expressing that the term “IOT” is used...
Security when convenient isn’t security at all
As time goes on two things seem to get more and more common. Firstly being that we all require reliable access to the internet. Secondly, that we seem to be traveling more often as times gone by....
A view into the world of cyber security… through the eyes of the entertainment industry
We’ve all seen films like Hackers and Tron. Films that make the world of Hacking and Computer Security look crazy and exciting. The norm however, where slumping over a keyboard, in the dark, with a...
