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Ensuring Critical Infrastructure Security with Quantum-Resistant Cryptography. Federal agencies and critical infrastructure must urgently prepare for the next frontier in cybersecurity: quantum-resistant cryptographic systems (PQC).

The simple act of answering a phone call has become a gamble. With the surge in spam, robocalls, and voice phishing (vishing), consumers are increasingly hesitant to pick up calls from unknown numbers.

Here we explore the crucial role of digital certificates in securing modern networks and discuss five intriguing points about their applications.

Unwanted robocalls have made consumers reluctant to answer the telephone, and legitimate enterprises have been struggling…

The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized industries and transformed the way we interact with technology. From smart homes…

The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly expanding, with billions of devices connected to the internet. While this connectivity…

Security is a critical concern for organizations of all types and sizes. As technology continues to evolve, so too do the security threats that organizations face.

Silicon Root of Trust (RoT) and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) are essential technologies for ensuring the security of devices and networks. When building a public key infrastructure (PKI) technology

Silicon Root of Trust (RoT) and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) work together to provide a secure computing environment. The Silicon RoT is a hardware-based security mechanism that ensures the integrity

SecureG delivers a customer-specific private PKI system that integrates with Operational Technology (OT) systems, securing the environment by putting identity-based security in every node.

Industrial customers are demanding security solutions from their Operational Technology (OT) vendors due to the increasing number of security breaches and the risks associated with them.

Operational Technology (OT) is increasingly interconnected with information technology (IT) systems, expanding the attack surface.

Industrial cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly common and can have a significant financial and reputational impact on businesses.

Open-source software has become an integral part of many organizations’ software development processes due to its cost-effectiveness and flexibility.

A recent article on The Hill highlights the growing concern over software supply chain risk and the potential solutions available.

In Biden’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, mandates for the security of the software supply chain were explicitly laid out.

According to a Sentinel One article, “96% of organizations surveyed by CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) were either using or evaluating Kubernetes” in 2021.

In this digital age, organizations are increasingly adopting cloud-native technologies such as Kubernetes to manage their infrastructure and applications.

Jump on the bandwagon, but watch your step

While U.S. chip investment may create opportunity, this opportunity must be protected

The stakes are sky high—how are you protecting your IoT fleet?

To combat malware, IoT designers should build a bit more basic security into their devices before releasing them into the wild