I echo Mr. Schneier’s comments in that a non-binding recommendation has little value and even less influence. That said, this is a necessary half-step in the right direction. Human hackability is a real problem that needs and deserves real attention and real solutions.
I am glad to see that St. Jude Medical and others are at least attempting to patch and address vulnerabilities in their products.
I recently spoke about the FTC’s lawsuit against Chegg, a major education tech firm, in one of the weekly tech tips interviews I provide...
Multiple sources have reported the breach of Cisco’s own network, purportedly via a Cisco employee’s personal Google account. According...
I very much enjoyed this article from Pieter Danhieux via Dark Reading and this creative approach to the management of applications and...
