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Security logging and monitoring failures can be detrimental to any organization's cybersecurity posture. Insufficient logging and monitoring capabilities pave the way for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities undetected, leaving organizations vulnerab

What is the key skills of cyber security experts?

IoT Hacking Hardware Devices – Understanding Security Risks IoT devices are everywhere—from smart homes to industrial automation. But how secure are they? IoT hacking hardware plays a crucial role in security research, penetration testing, and ethic

🔒 As an entry-level security analyst, safeguarding organizational assets against threats is paramount. Understanding the various forms of threats is key to fortifying our defenses. Here are two common types every analyst should be vigilant about: •

It is critical for everyone, not just professionals in the field—to be informed and vigilant about digital security. But are we asking the right questions? I’ve been thinking a lot about how much we know about staying safe online. Are we asking the

User privacy concerns on telegram. Telegram founder Pavel Durov revealed in an interview that the company employs only "about 30 engineers," which has raised concerns among security experts. Telegram, unlike Signal, does not default to end-to-end e

🚨 Top IoT Vulnerabilities You Need to Know! 🚨 🔹 Weak Passwords & Default Credentials – Many IoT devices ship with default passwords that are easy to guess. 🔹 Unpatched Firmware – Outdated software can have security flaws that hackers exploit. 🔹

Is it really safe for startups to depend on cloud storage? My answer is below 👇🏻 "Cloud storage can be a boon for startups, offering scalability and accessibility. However, it's not without risks. Data breaches, downtime, and compliance issues are

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Q-Day, or Y2Q (Years to Quantum), is the date when quantum computers are expected to be able to break public-key cryptography. Cybersecurity and quantum security experts estimate that Q-Day will occur within the next decade. Some say it could happen