Intellectual property is the currency of today’s economy – a knowledge economy. According to USLaw.com intellectual property is a property right that can be protected under federal and state law, including copyrightable works, ideas, discoveries, and inventions. The term intellectual … Continue reading
Cyber – The fifth domain of conflict. During a recent presentation by a Senior Fellow of the Technolytics Institute it was noted that “in the four traditional domains of conflict there are well established redlines and thresholds which are totally … Continue reading
Many are not aware that a quiet revolution is occurring with currency – digital currencies. The traditional state backed and politically driven currency markets are now facing a challenge by a non-politically driven form of e currency. For example Bitcoin has emerged … Continue reading
As cyber terrorism, transnational crime and associated threats continue to escalate, the fate of U.S. national cyber posture will hinge on our ability to prepare individuals and organizations to investigate, analyze, assure and secure our increasingly vulnerable technology. Part of … Continue reading
Mobile device security has now become increasingly important given the access migration of operational information and personal information from the PC to these advanced handheld devices. The next generation of device will use anti-virus, firewall and other traditional security measures … Continue reading
Srinivas Kumar stated, “Cyber-attacks do not happen, they are caused.” Cyber companies really don’t need to advertise because you can read about cyber-attacks every day in the newspaper or on the web. Cyber is everywhere and the pace of the scary stories … Continue reading
According to Symantec and the Ponemon Institute, security incidents revealed that negligent insiders are the top cause of data breaches in 2011. One recent published report noted that 78 percent of those asked stated that they had experienced a data … Continue reading
Countries are keeping a watchful eye on cyber warfare capabilities and are spending an increasing amount of their defense budgets on this rapidly evolving threat. Comments in a recent report by a cyber warfare expert for the International Institute of Strategic … Continue reading
Several most popular pro-Islamic / terrorist web sites operated in support of al Qaeda came under attack recently. These sites (five in total) went offline and remained offline for as much as 12 days. Most of these web sites are … Continue reading
In February 2011, McAfee released a whitepaper called Global Energy Cyber attacks: “Night Dragon.” Even the most ardent follower of cyber attacks found this attack unique in the employment of relatively unsophisticated techniques and tools that in combination made the … Continue reading