Security

ETSI has released its Guide to Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure. The Technical Report ETSI TR 103 838 will help companies to implement a vulnerability disclosure process and fix vulnerability issues before they’re publicly disclosed.

Quantum computing is expected to have an impact on cybersecurity, specifically on the confidentiality of encrypted data and on the integrity of digital signatures.

Meta has recently found itself in the limelight of mass hype and publicity. Last year saw the Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen, expose the company for knowingly ignoring concerns about the dangers of their content.

Tenable Holdings, the Cyber Exposure company, has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Cymptom, in path management.

Humans have greater difficulty identifying images of biometric spoofing attacks compared to computers performing the same task, according to research released by ID R&D.

Figures released by commercial insurance specialist NFU Mutual reveal that cyber-attacks are a top concern for over a third of the UK’s small businesses (36%). Only IT system failures (55%) and Coronavirus breakouts (51%) were ranked as higher concerns.

NXP’s new single-chip NFC solutions provide security, dual-mode tamper status detection and battery-free sensing for IoT applications.

SimpliSafe has announced a partnership with Aviva. The pilot is intended to help commercial businesses either reduce the severity of, or prevent, potentially costly insurance claims on their premises - such as unwanted entry, water damage and fire.

Outdoor security cameras are designed to operate in sun, heat, rain, sleet, and snow. The rest of the system, such as the switch, router, and power source, needs to be protected against the elements.

Developed by Arm, the Morello Board have introduced an approach to blocking security vulnerabilities in modern computer systems. The Morello board is a real-world test platform for the Morello prototype architecture developed by Arm, which is based on the University of Cambridge’s secure computer architecture, CHERI.