The Cyber Future

Pretty much every aspect of the effort to create easy-to-understand labels for Internet of Things (IoT) products is up in the air, according to participants in the process.

Our digital future depends on the choices we make today. We need to invest in cybersecurity technologies and skills so that humanity can control its future.

Consumers gain control of their data while companies build better relationships with their customers — but third-party ad-tech firms will likely continue to stand in the way.

Complex neural networks, including GPT-3, can deliver useful cybersecurity capabilities, such as explaining malware and quickly classifying websites, researchers find.

To be truly effective, threat detection and response need to combine the strengths of people and technology.

Farmers are incorporating high-tech solutions like IoT and drones to address new challenges facing agriculture.

Academic researchers are developing projects to apply artificial intelligence to detect and stop cyberattacks and keep critical infrastructure secure, thanks to grants from the C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute.

In the next 10 years, public-key encryption needs to be replaced by post-quantum techniques that can stand up to the new challenges.

The passwordless future just became closer to reality, as Microsoft, Apple, and Google pledge to make the standard possible across operating systems and browsers.

The security research partnership will focus on developing new techniques and releasing them as open source.

Infineon’s latest Trusted Platform Module has a mechanism to still update device firmware after quantum computing breaks existing algorithms.

Sophisticated malware attacks underscore the need for a more dynamic security framework, inspired by biological concepts.

CISOs welcome the cybersecurity funding allocated under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, but say it’s not perfect because it doesn't address a key issue: people.

Zero-trust, SASE, and XDR have similar goals, but they differ in their approaches to protecting businesses and users.

Recent McKinsey analysis examines which technologies will have the most momentum in the next 10 years. These are the trends security teams need to know to protect their organizations effectively.