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Thales | October 30

Threats That Go Bump in the Night - Celebrating the Scariest Cyber Risks

Marco Venuti | October 28

Rethinking Identity Security in the Age of AI

Marcelo Delima | October 23

Smarter Threats Need Smarter Defenses: AI, APIs, and the Reality for Critical Infrastructure Security

Sara Sokorelis | October 21

The Many Shapes of Identity: Inside IAM 360, Issue 3

Jason Keenaghan | October 16

Seeing is No Longer Believing: How Deepfakes are Supercharging Scams

Guido Gerrits | October 13

Sovereign Data, Sovereign Access: Introducing Modern FIDO Authentication for SAS PCE

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Thales June 28, 2011

Key Management Strategies in the Cloud Part 3: Trust Everyone, Trust No-one or Trust Someone

Having outlined yesterday the need to take an information-centric approach to key management in the cloud, today I would like to share the first half of a series of six…

Thales June 27, 2011

Key Management Strategies In The Cloud Part 2 How Might We Better Think About Key Management In The Cloud?

As outlined in my last post, crypto and key management clearly have a lot to offer in terms of the Cloud, but in a bid to get ahead sometimes important details get overlooked.…

Thales June 23, 2011

Key Management Strategies In The Cloud Part 1: Are We Thinking About Key Management In The Cloud In The Right Way?

There is a lot of talk in certain circles at the moment about key management in distributed on-demand computing environments (aka ‘the Cloud’), but much of this seems too…

June 22, 2011

Mandatory Data Breach Notification Requirement To Come Into Force Across The EU For All Sectors

The Vice-President of the European Commission and EU Justice Commissioner, Vivien Reding, has…

Thales June 7, 2011

RSA To Replace All SecurID Tokens In The Field

RSA have finally broken their silence over the extent of the SecurID breach and the implications are not good. When I last wrote about this breach, RSA were…

June 6, 2011

Hackers Say Unencrypted Data Is There For The Asking

So, Sony got hacked. Again. According to LulzSec, the collective who hacked internal Sony networks and websites, they compromised over 1 million accounts, including admin…

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