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Killer Music: Hackers exploit vulnerabilities in media players to infect PCs with advanced malware

Listening to music can have a positive impact on our brain. A study published in the journal of Neuroscience of Behavior and Physiology found that a person’s ability to recognise images, letters, and numbers was faster when rock or classical music was playing in the background compared to when there was no music. And of course, music improves our mood because it triggers the release of the “pleasure chemical” Dopamine.

: DANA TAMIR, DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE SECURITY, TRUTEER; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00

Privacy vs. Security: The Challenge and the Opportunity...how Biometrics and Cybersecurity are Changing the Future

“2014 could be very much the year of biometric “- Janice Kephart, CEO of The Secure Identity and Biometrics Association (SIBA)

“In cyber, the technology is changing at blind spend and the regulatory and legal construct is still stuck in a dial- up environment”- Roger Cressey , Liberty Group Ventures

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00

Counter Terror Expo 2014 brings cyber security challenges to the front burner

From the recent cyber-attacks on several of NATO’s public websites to the recent cyber-thefts from a number of major US retailers, cyber-security is rarely out of the news. Indeed, it has become one of the key areas of interest in the counter-terrorism and security arena – and for a number of good reasons.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Cyber Security & e-Crime; Posted On Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00

Bank of England works with CREST to deliver cyber-security framework

London, UK: CREST has been working with UK Financial Authorities - Bank of England (BoE), Her Majesty’s Treasury, and the Financial Conduct Authority - to develop CBEST, a new framework for sharing detailed threat intelligence and delivering cyber security tests and benchmarking for UK financial services providers.