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    Electric Vehicles Race to Ubiquitous Built-in Cybersecurity
    Richard Blech
    • Nov 29, 2021

    Electric Vehicles Race to Ubiquitous Built-in Cybersecurity

    As the automotive industry continues to leverage technology advancements to create connected, electric and autonomous vehicles, it has to better address the cybersecurity issues that come with them. This means making automotive cybersecurity a core element of the design, development and manufacturing of the vehicles with built-in cybersecurity, just as seat belts are part of any and all designs. This will help mitigate the cybersecurity risks that threaten the data, software,
    The Continuous Threat of Botnets
    Richard Blech
    • Nov 15, 2021

    The Continuous Threat of Botnets

    Botnets are a pervasive type of cyberthreat that show no signs of waning. Threat actors are continuing to use these sophisticated types of malware, harnessing the cumulative power of thousands or millions of devices simultaneously to execute large scale DDoS attacks, bombard targets with spam, mine cryptocurrency, siphon sensitive data and more. BOTNETS ARE THREATS INSIDE AN ORGANIZATION’S NETWORK A botnet is a network of Internet-connected devices that have been compromised
    No Games When Protecting Data in the Online Game Industry
    Richard Blech
    • Nov 8, 2021

    No Games When Protecting Data in the Online Game Industry

    Even as the online game industry is on track to be worth $196 billion by 2022, its cybersecurity issues abound. The online game platforms, which include mobile, console and PC games, rely very heavily on connectivity and the cloud, making them very high-value targets for threat actors. Research shows that the online game industry suffered over 249 million web application attacks in 2020, a 340% spike from 2019. Threat actors will continue to leverage the cyber vulnerabilities
    Deter Cyber Attacks by Thinking Like a Threat Actor
    Richard Blech
    • Nov 1, 2021

    Deter Cyber Attacks by Thinking Like a Threat Actor

    There can be a wide gap between the cyber threat actor’s capability for launching a cyber attack and infiltrating an organization’s IT environment and the readiness of an organization’s cybersecurity infrastructure. In addressing the acute threat of cyber attacks, IT environments ideally have to be impossible to infiltrate and able to withstand human error and indifference. Sometimes utilizing a different point of view is necessary to achieve the desired results. In the case

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