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ORCIDNetwork Security, Volume 2020
Volume 2020, Number 1, January 2020
- Roy Reynolds:
It's time to rethink DDoS protection. 6-8 - Andres Andreu:
Operational technology security - a data perspective. 8-13 - Scott Gordon:
Securing workers beyond the perimeter. 14-16 - Guy Bunker:
Targeted cyber attacks: how to mitigate the increasing risk. 17-19 - Colin Tankard:
The power of voice. 20
Volume 2020, Number 2, February 2020
- Cindy Blake:
Reducing risk with end-to-end application security automation. 6-8 - Pranshu Bajpai
, Richard J. Enbody:
Dissecting .NET ransomware: key generation, encryption and operation. 8-14 - Akashdeep Bhardwaj, Sam Goundar:
Keyloggers: silent cyber security weapons. 14-19 - Kate MacMillan:
Signs of things to come? 20
Volume 2020, Number 3, March 2020
- Roy Reynolds:
The four biggest malware threats to UK businesses. 6-8 - Yessine Borchani:
Advanced malicious beaconing detection through AI. 8-14 - Colby Dyess:
Maintaining a balance between agility and security in the cloud. 14-17 - Pascal Geenens:
How worried should you be about nation-state attacks? 17-19 - Karen Renaud:
Strong passwords can't keep children safe. 20
Volume 2020, Number 4, April 2020
- Terry Ray:
DDoS defence: new tactics for a rising shadow industry. 6-7 - Phil Chapman:
Are your IT staff ready for the pandemic-driven insider threat? 8-11 - Cary Wright:
Essentials for selecting a network monitoring tool. 11-14 - Simon Kelf:
The security risks created by cloud migration and how to overcome them. 14-16 - David Higgins:
Innovation and risk walk hand-in-hand with 5G and IoT. 16-18 - Alyn Hockey:
Uncovering the cyber security challenges in healthcare. 18-19 - David Fox:
Losing the human touch. 20
Volume 2020, Number 5, May 2020
- Florian Malecki:
Optimising storage processes to reduce the risk of ransomware. 6-8 - Meryem Amar, Bouabid El Ouahidi:
Hybrid intrusion detection system using machine learning. 8-19 - Colin Tankard:
Pandemic underpins need for SOAR. 20
Volume 2020, Number 6, June 2020
- Leila Powell:
How data can be the lingua franca for security and IT. 6-7 - Paul Hampton:
Keeping a secure hold on data through modern electronic content management. 8-11 - Gus Evangelakos:
Keeping critical assets safe when teleworking is the new norm. 11-14 - Ben Bulpett:
Safeguarding against the insider threat. 14-17 - Thomas Deighton, Michael Wakefield:
Keep security top of mind when moving into the cloud. 17-19 - Kate MacMillan:
Trusting the CISO. 20
Volume 2020, Number 7, July 2020
- Rod Cope:
Strong security starts with software development. 6-9 - Martin Jartelius:
The 2020 Data Breach Investigations Report - a CSO's perspective. 9-12 - Mieng Lim:
Avoiding the most common vulnerability-management pitfalls. 12-14 - Simon Wood:
Adhering to privacy by design with identity-as-a-service. 14-17 - Dale Murray:
Open source and security: why transparency now equals strength. 17-19 - Karen Renaud, Zinaida Benenson, Daniela Oliveira:
Balancing resistance and resilience. 20
Volume 2020, Number 8, August 2020
- Mark Rodbert:
Why organisational readiness is vital in the fight against insider threats. 7-9 - Dave Waterson:
Managing endpoints, the weakest link in the security chain. 9-13 - Ion-Alexandru Secara:
Zoombombing - the end-to-end fallacy. 13-17 - Rory Duncan:
What does 'secure by design' actually mean? 18-19 - David Fox:
Dealing with technical debt. 20
Volume 2020, Number 9, September 2020
- Mike Campfield:
The problem with (most) network detection and response. 6-9 - Fabio Cavaliere, John Preuß Mattsson, Ben Smeets:
The security implications of quantum cryptography and quantum computing. 9-15 - Israel Barak:
Critical infrastructure under attack: lessons from a honeypot. 16-17 - Michael Eckel, Tom Laffey:
Ensuring the integrity and security of network equipment is critical in the fight against cyber attacks. 18-19 - Andrew Cooke:
A unique year for cyber security. 20
Volume 2020, Number 10, October 2020
- Assaf Morag:
Exploitable hosts used in cloud native cyber attacks. 6-10 - Nadav Erez:
How threat actors abuse ICS-specific file types. 10-13 - Tom Hofmann:
How organisations can ethically negotiate ransomware payments. 13-17 - Robert Meyers:
Data highway and the digital transformation: arguments for secure, centralised log management. 17-19 - Colin Tankard:
Remote working reset now required. 20
Volume 2020, Number 11, November 2020
- Amy Hodler:
Can graphs mitigate against coronavirus-related cybercrime? 6-8 - Andy Still:
Bot mitigation - how gapsin understanding and ownership are exposingbusinesses to greater threats. 8-11 - Armin Wasicek:
The future of 5G smart home network security is micro-segmentation. 11-13 - Brian Trzupek:
How DIY PKI often negates the promise of public key encryption. 14-17 - René Seifert:
Digital identities - self-sovereignty and blockchain are the keys to success. 17-19 - Karen Renaud, Verena Zimmermann:
How to nudge in cyber security. 20
Volume 2020, Number 12, December 2020
- Michael Wood:
How SASE is defining the future of network security. 6-8 - Mark Sangster:
When it comes to cyber security, ignorance isn't bliss - it's negligence. 8-12 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Nation-state attacks: the escalating menace. 12-17 - Gus Evangelakos:
Where conventional security control validation falls short when evaluating organisational threats. 18-19 - Paul Stone:
Securing Windows networks against WSUS attacks. 20
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