Entitle Brings Fine-Grained Cloud Permissions Management Out of Stealth

The platform uses no-code policy workflows to automate the provisioning and revoking of permissions.

Building Up IAM in a Multicloud World

In the cloud-first world, the security goal is to ensure only qualified users can access information across clouds.

Why Some Cloud Services Vulnerabilities Are So Hard to Fix

Five months after AWS customers were alerted about three vulnerabilities, nearly none had plugged the holes. The reasons why underline a need for change.

A Child's Garden of Cybersecurity

Whether you dream of your child becoming a CISO or just want them to improve their security hygiene, consider this roundup of literary geekery.

How Quantum Physics Leads to Decrypting Common Algorithms

YouTuber minutephysics explains how Shor's algorithm builds on existing formulae like Euclid's algorithm and Fourier transforms to leverage quantum superpositioning and break encryption.

Microsoft Brings Zero Trust to Hardware in Windows 11

A stacked combination of hardware and software protects the next version of Windows against the latest generation of firmware threats.

Highlights of the 2022 Pwnie Awards

Since 2007, the Pwnies have celebrated the good, the bad, and the wacky in cybersecurity. Enjoy some of the best moments of this year's ceremony.

Supply Chain Security Startup Phylum Wins the First Black Hat Innovation Spotlight

Up-and-coming companies shoot their shot in a new feature introduced at the 25th annual cybersecurity conference.

Overcoming the Fail-to-Challenge Vulnerability With a Friendly Face

Ahead of their Black Hat USA talk in August, Simon Pavitt and Stephen Dewsnip explain the value of helping people practice cyber defense via a "malicious floorwalker" exercise.

How 4 Young Musicians Hacked Sheet Music to Help Fight the Cold War

In 1985, a group of klezmer musicians from the US rendezvoused with underground dissidents in Tbilisi, Georgia. This is the story of how they pulled it off with homebrew cryptography.

How 4 Young Musicians Hacked Sheet Music to Help Fight the Cold War

In 1985, a group of klezmer musicians from the US rendezvoused with underground dissidents in Tbilisi, Georgia. This is the story of how they pulled it off with homebrew cryptography.

Why AIs Will Become Hackers

At a 2022 RSA Conference keynote, technologist Bruce Schneier asserted that artificial intelligence agents will start to hack human systems — and what that will mean for us.

Talon Grasps Victory at a Jubilant RSAC Innovation Sandbox

Spirits were high at the return of the in-person contest, which kicked off by bringing last year's virtual event winner on stage.

Now Is the Time to Plan for Post-Quantum Cryptography

Panelists from an RSA Conference keynote agreed that organizations need to begin work on PQC migration, if they haven't already.

Meet the 10 Finalists in the RSA Conference Innovation Sandbox

This year's finalists tackle such vital security concerns as permissions management, software supply chain vulnerability, and data governance. Winners will be announced June 6.

Creating a Security Culture Where People Can Admit Mistakes

In cybersecurity, user error is the symptom, not the disease. A healthy culture acknowledges and addresses the underlying causes of lapses.