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ORCIDNetwork Security, Volume 2021
Volume 2021, Number 1, January 2021
- Andy Gent:
How can mobile networks protect critical infrastructure? 6-8 - Dave Klein:
Relying on firewalls? Here's why you'll be hacked. 9-12 - Sudhir Udipi:
The event data management problem: getting the most from network detection and response. 12-14 - Connor Morley:
Shining a light on UEFI - the hidden memory space being exploited in attacks. 14-17 - Florian Malecki:
Now is the time to move past traditional 3-2-1 back-ups. 18-19 - Phil Jones:
Power and security in a common mission. 20
Volume 2021, Number 2, February 2021
- Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Who's that knocking at the door? The problem of credential abuse. 6-15 - Ollie Sheridan:
The state of zero trust in the age of fluid working. 15-17 - Brendan Walsh:
Avoiding costly downtime - how MSPs can manage their networks. 17-19 - Colin Tankard:
Credential stuffing - the new hack. 20
Volume 2021, Number 3, March 2021
- Chad Anderson, John 'Turbo' Conwell, Tarik Saleh:
Investigating cyber attacks using domain and DNS data. 6-8 - Rashid Ali:
Looking to the future of the cyber security landscape. 8-10 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Locking the door: tackling credential abuse. 11-19 - Karen Renaud
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Learning from the past. 20
Volume 2021, Number 4, April 2021
- Tom McVey:
Trickbot re-emerges with fresh deception techniques. 6 - Sivaraman Eswaran, Aruna Srinivasan, Prasad B. Honnavalli:
A threshold-based, real-time analysis in early detection of endpoint anomalies using SIEM expertise. 7-16 - David Emm:
Gamification - can it be applied to security awareness training? 16-18 - Matias Katz:
Securing connectivity for remote workforces. 18-19 - David Fox:
Agile security testing. 20
Volume 2021, Number 5, May 2021
- Tom McVey:
Browser exploits: ensuring safety when surfing. 6 - Reinhardt A. Botha, Steven Furnell:
Facing up to security and privacy in online meetings. 7-13 - Sergio Loureiro:
Security misconfigurations and how to prevent them. 13-16 - Scott Dodds:
When is the right time to outsource your security function? 16-19 - Fernando Guerrero Bautista:
The complexity of healthcare cyber security. 20
Volume 2021, Number 6, June 2021
- Tom McVey:
Analysing three new complex phishing tactics. 6 - David Greenwood:
Applying the principles of zero-trust architecture to protect sensitive and critical data. 7-9 - Dale Geach:
Grid cyber security: secure by design, continuous threat monitoring, effective incident response and board oversight. 9-12 - Zaid J. Al-Araji, Sharifah Sakinah Syad Ahmed, Raihana Syahirah Abdullah, Ammar Awad Mutlag, Hayder Adil Abdul Raheem, Siti Rohanah Hasan Basri:
Attack graph reachability: concept, analysis, challenges and issues. 13-19 - Colin Tankard:
Quantifying cyber risk. 20
Volume 2021, Number 7, July 2021
- Tom McVey:
Smishing uses short-lived URLs to avoid detection. 6 - Barry Hensley:
Identity is the new perimeter in the fight against supply chain attacks. 7-9 - Marc Lueck:
The seven myths of encrypted traffic scanning. 9-12 - Guido Grillenmeier:
Now's the time to rethink Active Directory security. 13-16 - Stephen Young:
When ransomware strikes, what's your recovery plan? 16-19 - Karen Renaud:
Cyber security is a team effort. 20
Volume 2021, Number 8, August 2021
- Tom McVey:
Tackling the ransomware pandemic. 6 - Ron Davidson:
The fight against malware as a service. 7-11 - Kingsley Hayes:
Ransomware: a growing geopolitical threat. 11-13 - Simon Pamplin:
SD-WAN revolutionises IoT and edge security. 14-15 - Cathy Pitt:
Improving security in the manufacturing industry. 16-18 - Altaz Valani:
A multi-pronged approach to effective application security. 18-19 - Daniel Gibson:
IoT law and order. 20
Volume 2021, Number 9, September 2021
- Tom McVey:
HTML smuggling: analysing the ISOMorph attack. 6 - Rodney Joffe:
Network security in the new world of work. 7-9 - Martin Giess:
CPaaS and SASE: the best defences against IoT threats. 9-12 - Tamas Kadar:
Turning breaches from losses to wins. 13-15 - Avesta Hojjati:
The case for certificate automation. 15-17 - Rob Allen:
Reducing the security risks of USB devices. 17-19 - Fernando Guerrero Bautista:
Upgrading data privacy and protection. 20
Volume 2021, Number 10, October 2021
- Tom McVey, Menlo Security:
Warning: it's attack season. 6 - Alex Kirk:
A network with nowhere to hide. 7-9 - Martin Thompson:
CISOs should work closely with their ITAM colleagues. 9-12 - Max Locatelli:
How financial services firms can mitigate the next wave of attacks. 12-14 - Jason Sabin:
The future of security in a remote-work environment. 15-17 - Amy Hodler:
Shining a light on organisational risk. 18-19 - Colin Tankard:
Wifi 6 - has it delivered? 20
Volume 2021, Number 11, November 2021
- Tom McVey:
Evaluating your security for remote working. 6 - Kevin Curran:
After the pandemic: securing smart cities. 7-9 - Richard Hughes:
Smart plugs invite cyber criminals into the home. 9-12 - Alex Cowan:
Coming off the tracks: the cyberthreats facing rail operators. 12-14 - Guido Grillenmeier:
Protecting Active Directory against modern threats. 15-17 - Duncan Godfrey:
Layering identity and access management to disrupt attacks. 17-19 - Karen Renaud:
The A-Z of cyber security. 20
Volume 2021, Number 12, December 2021
- Tom McVey:
Analysing the spike in SEO poisoning. 6 - Kurt Glazemakers:
Opening the network to DevOps without letting threats inside. 7-9 - Gareth Jehu:
Adopting a robust domain name security strategy. 10-12 - Assaf Morag, Itamar Maouda:
Understanding the evolving threat landscape - APT techniques in a container environment. 13-17 - Thomas MacKenzie:
The hefty price you pay for manual triage. 18-19 - Gio Cozzolino:
SOC vs MSSP vs hybrid. 20
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