Cyber Security

The UK’s safety tech sector, which develops solutions to keep people safe online, has seen a rapid expansion in the past year, with new analysis published today by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT).

Generation Alpha is spending more time socialising and playing online than in the real world, according to new research from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)1.

Keysight Technologies is teaming with the SHIELD Automotive Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence at the University of Windsor to provide automotive engineering students with advanced cybersecurity training with the Keysight SA8710A automotive cybersecurity penetration platform.

In stock at distributor Mouser Electronics is the ECC204 secure authentication IC from Microchip Technology.

In the modern digitally-intertwined era, cybercriminals often try innovative methods to conduct malicious activities. Among these, the occurrence of side-channel attacks has increased by leaps and bounds. 

Current data from Google Trends reveals that public interest in cybersecurity and careers in the field has grown significantly since the beginning of 2022 and reached an all-time high in May 2023.  

More UK residents will soon be able to secure fulfilling, highly skilled jobs in the cyber security industry, as a scheme to address the shortage of cyber security experts launches its next iteration.  

Belden have announced five new products that provide enhanced security, better performance and seamless integration.

Synopsys, has announced it has been named by Gartner as a Leader in the ‘Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing’ for the seventh consecutive year.1

On the 27―28 April 2023, the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) held its annual conference at Millennium Point in Birmingham, and Electronic Specifier’s Sheryl Miles was fortunate enough to attend.