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Report from the Cambridge Cybercrime Conference

Schneier on Security

Schneier on Security Menu Blog Newsletter Books Essays News Talks Academic About Me Search Powered by DuckDuckGo Blog Essays Whole site Subscribe Home Blog Report from the Cambridge Cybercrime Conference The Cambridge Cybercrime Conference was held on 23 June. Summaries of the presentations are here.

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Do you actually need a VPN? Your guide to staying safe online!

Webroot

The five core components of a VPN are: Encryption : The conversion of information into a coded format that can only be read by someone who has the decryption key. Split tunneling: Allows you to choose which internet traffic goes through the VPN (with encryption) and which goes directly to the internet. How do VPNs work?

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The Real Cost of Decentralising Cybersecurity in a Fragmented Regulatory World

Jane Frankland

In this blog, I’m unpacking how the global regulatory landscape is fragmenting—and why decentralising cybersecurity, while expensive and complex, has become a strategic necessity. Control digital infrastructure through surveillance-friendly regulations.

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APT trends report Q3 2024

SecureList

However, P8 contains many built-in functions and redesigns of the communication protocol and encryption algorithm, making it a well-designed and powerful espionage platform. The access management software facilitates access to the encrypted partition of the drive. There are also some changes to the victimology.

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Zero Trust Security Model: Key Strategies, Benefits, and Implementation Best Practices

Centraleyes

So, in this blog, we’re not here to sell you the dream. Continuous Monitoring Zero Trust methodology relies on ongoing surveillance of behavior, activity patterns, and access requests. As quantum computing advances, traditional encryption methods, such as RSA and ECC, are at risk of being broken by quantum computers.

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12 Critical SOC 2 Controls to Support Compliance

Centraleyes

This category underpins the entire SOC 2 framework and includes essential controls like access management, encryption, and incident response. Encryption, access controls, and secure file-sharing protocols play a key role here. For example, adding the Confidentiality category will include criteria for encrypting sensitive information.

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Key Cybersecurity Trends for 2025. My Predictions

Jane Frankland

In this blog, I’m exploring these changes, grouped under key categories that I’ve used in previous years, to help business leaders and cyber risk owners better prepare for the evolving landscape. Ransomware remains a prominent threat, but the methods have evolved.