Thoughtful pieces written by guest authors, including security experts and industry thought leaders.
Young people are not passive victims of technology or helpless addicts. They are technology creators and agents with diverse backgrounds and interests.
If you look back at the long arc of history, it’s clear that one of the most crucial drivers of real progress in society is innovation
The climate solutions we need to transform every sector are here. The question is: what role will you play in this transformation? You, your community, your business, your government?
Progress is a driving force of humanity, but what does that word “progress” really mean and what part do we have to play?
Are you a bull or a bear? If you can’t access your data and money, do your sentiments about the market still matter?
Scams demanding bitcoin on pain of infecting you with the coronavirus gain their fair share of shine among schemes with a thin veneer of plausibility
We still don’t have a solid scientific theory of memes; nonetheless, they already allow us to understand why certain things happen the way they do. Memes are “alive”; they reproduce, mutate, and evolve according to Darwinian laws.
The holidays are a time when people purchase gifts for their friends, families, and yes, even for themselves. Increasingly, children are using and accessing more and more digital devices — making it important for everyone to work together to secure these devices.
Just as there are ways to audit, manage and protect electronic documents, there are ways to manage printed documents, too.
How do you calculate the value at risk? Choosing between investing in antivirus software or doing nothing to prevent cybercrime is not black and white. We explore the grey areas of cybersecurity economics.
A new way of looking at cybersecurity, no longer viewing it as a goal in itself, but instead something that is directly connected to business needs.
At Comic-Con 2016, ESET's Anna Keeve dives deep into the "real" world of Mr. Robot, has a VR adventure, and looks for cybersecurity clues in Elliot's room.
The creators of Nemucod, the code responsible for downloading and executing malware like Locky, have been hard at work polishing their code.
An interesting DNS hijack that sets the victim's computer to use specific DNS servers has emerged. Here are the key details of this intriguing threat.
With so many data breaches happening these days, Americans are getting a lot of breach notification letters and emails, but do they deliver useful, readable content, other than a general warning to remain vigilant?
Mark Brooks of OnlinePersonalsWatch works with many online dating sites - and says that all of them are plagued by fake profiles, scammers and criminals looking for money, not love. A few simple steps can help ensure you don't fall for a fake...
'The first thing you need to know about quantum cryptography is that it isn't cryptography. At least, not the quantum part,' writes Rob Slade, information security researcher, author and malware expert.
Patrick Garratt is a 15-year veteran of the gaming industry, having been behind the launches of major news sites such as Eurogamer and VG247 - but in the DIY, anything-goes world of PC gaming, even he still falls for a scam or two. Is it REALLY his fault, though?
Here, J.R. Rao, IBM Director for Security Research, explains why the idea of a digital guardian who watches for unusual behavior is not science fiction - but very close to reality.
we provide more detail on the most exploited applications and advise a few steps users can (and should) take to further strengthen their defenses.
