Cyber Arrows: The Posts About Cyber Security and Information Security
Security is hard to demonstrate. Business, c-suite or senior management always want to see concrete and measurable outputs. Nobody cares how many attacks you prevent or how you catch attackers before any compromise until a doomsday when you fail. Security architecture suffers from this flawed point of view too. That is why everything must start with the same simple terminology, perspective and approach so that it …
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As the most widely used and the most vulnerable content management system (CMS) by far, WordPress and its core platform are still robust and secure among the other known popular blogging systems. But actually, three things can undermine the security of Wordpress. The first one is poorly configured installation/deployment, the second one is third-party plugins and the last one is the lack of continuous maintenance and …
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In terms of cyber security capability, undisputedly, Google and Microsoft have both security analytics, web scanning and classifying, machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), user and entity behaviour analytics (UEBA) alongside diverse intelligence resources. Hence, we can accept them as of equal strength in the capability and resources. But this situation may differ in details. And some details can …
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