What Does a Windstorm in Wyoming Have to Do with Cyber Security?

Natural disasters serve as excellent examples of the unforeseen consequences that a cyber-attack against infrastructure will have. Take for example a strong windstorm in Wyoming in February 2017. The storm knocked down power lines, forcing water and sewage treatment plants to operate on backup generators, which weren’t available to some of the pumps that moved […]

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Pandora’s Box: Auditing for DDoS Vulnerabilities, Part II

The Rise of the “Availability Vulnerabilities” Availability problems aren’t necessarily unique; however, the testing is certainly different. This “availability security problem” is resulting in an increased risk to enterprises whose business models are tied to time (government elections, financial trading, online promotional retailers, insurance reconciliations, etc.). As a result, many organizations are asking themselves if […]

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Ten Burning Cyber-Security Questions for the Next Debate

Thus far, if nothing else, the two presidential debates have been breathtaking spectacles of differences of opinion and pomp. I think I would be in fair company to say that most of the topics have been superficially covered and numerous dire topics have yet to really be debated, such as cyber-security. Among the deep and […]

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