Security
Cyber Security
A Practical Guide to Zero Trust Security: When Firewalls Aren't Enough
So what did Network Security and large office buildings have in common? Well, there was a big front door, a security man and his badge scanner. Once you made it in pass security, you were free to go where you pleased. The break room, the server closet – no one put a hand on your shoulder to ask what you were doing. For thirty years or so, that was also the way of most corporate network security setups. It was fine, until it wasn’t.
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News: Offensive Security Takes Center Stage at WOOT ’26
Cybersecurity is often described as a battle between attackers and defenders. At WOOT ’26, the focus is more specifically on understanding what happens when researchers think like the attackers. The 20th USENIX Workshop on Offensive Technologies takes place August 10–11, 2026, in Baltimore, Maryland. The event brings together academic researchers, independent hackers and industry professionals to examine new attack techniques, offensive security tools and emerging vulnerabilities…
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Beyond The Data Wall - Federated Learning Without Sacrificing Privacy
There has been a refrain in the business world for years: gather more data, put it in storage, run the analysis, and then do it all over again with even more. In some quarters it was like a sport. Every sensor update, support ticket, machine reading and customer click was funneled into an ever-expanding database. And to be fair, the approach had its merits. For a time, bigger datasets were the surest way to build better AI.
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7 Cybersecurity Attacks That Can Kill A Business
For a digital business, such as a development company like ScreamingBox, or like many of our clients with digital apps and e-commerce sites, a cyber security attack can really damage a business.
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Building Resilience and Recovery Protocols into Your Security Strategy
Picture this - you're Kevin McCallister in Home Alone , and your house is under siege. But instead of relying on swinging paint cans and icy steps to fend off the Wet Bandits, you're fortifying your digital home against Cyber Criminals armed with a lot tools far craftier than crowbars.
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Thinking Big For Cybersecurity: Applying Government Security Technology To Business
Even though you might be responsible for a SMB or Start-up, there is much to learn from how very large organizations like the Federal Government or large Enterprise companies approach the high risk game of protecting your data and business from Cyber Criminals.
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How to Make Your Network as Secure as Possible: What Should Businesses Know About Their Security, and What Should They do?
Cyber-attacks are common nowadays and even more so in small businesses that do not invest in advanced cyber security tools or software.
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Defending Your Data: Key Steps to Develop an Effective Cybersecurity Strategy in the Age of AI
In today’s digital era, protecting business data is a priority for companies of every size. You have all read the headlines “Cybercriminals stole XXX million users info!”, most have gotten the letters in the mail notifying you that your data was stolen and you should change your passwords and freeze your credit.
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Cybersecurity Trends for 2025: Safeguarding Non-Enterprise Businesses
It sounds like it is the opening of a Science Fiction novel… “In the year 2025, Cybersecurity threats are more advanced, evasive, and damaging than ever…” But the reality is that it is not from Sci-Fi, but real life, and the Cybersecurity threats pose…
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Security by Design: Building Apps with Cybersecurity in Mind
You see it in the news all the time, 10 Billions names and passwords stolen from the BobSpace App user base, or Generic Bank App is hacked and customers get their money stolen. And everybody asks, “How could this happen, aren’t apps safe and secure?” The short answer is… “It depends”.
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How to Build Zero Trust APIs for Microservices: A Practical Security Guide for Modern Teams
In a perfect world, every API in a microservices architecture would behave like a well-trained security guard: alert, skeptical, and definitely not handing out access to anyone who looks “kind of familiar.” Unfortunately, many APIs resemble the opposite - an overly trusting golden retriever who lets anyone in as long as they have a vaguely friendly vibe.
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Zero Trust in a Microservices World: Securing Every Service, Every Call
One of the most common microservices security mistakes is encrypting only north–south traffic (client to service) while leaving east–west traffic (service to service) unprotected. In a Zero Trust model, this is unacceptable.
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