Zero Trust World 2026

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March 4-6, 2026 | Orlando, Florida (EST) Rosen Shingle Creek 9939 Universal Boulevard Orlando, Florida Change your cybersecurity mindset Whether you’re Zero Trust curious, actively adopting, or simply want to harden your cybersecurity, Zero Trust World provides education and training to support IT professionals. Through thought leadership and hands-on hacking labs, you’ll explore the threat … Read more

Los Angeles Cybersecurity Conference

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January 15, 2026 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Hilton Los Angeles Culver City 6161 West Centinela Avenue Culver City, California Join Us in Los Angeles for the Futurecon Cybersecurity Event! Hear from our esteemed speakers while gaining up to 10 CPE credits. Immerse yourself in the latest cybersecurity developments to gain valuable insights in … Read more

Unveiling the World of Mobile Malware and Threat Research: Tools, Tactics, and Procedures

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Anthony Ricco, Chief Marketing Officer, Corellium

Mobile Malware

As mobile devices become an integral part of our daily lives, the importance of understanding and combating mobile malware and threats becomes increasingly critical. Mobile malware poses a significant risk to users, with the potential to compromise sensitive data, invade privacy, and disrupt normal device functionality. This article illuminates the power of mobile malware threats … Read more

Brand Protection is Essential for Cybersecurity

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Karolina Kazlauskaite, Copywriter, Oxylabs

When we mention brand protection, we are referring to protecting your product, service, and brand image from plagiarism. Business owners invest time, effort, and money to brand and grow their company to then be victimized by cybercriminals who counterfeit their brand and their products. In turn, they steal a part of their revenue and, more often than … Read more

Password Safety: A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing a Good Password

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Caleb Townsend, Staff Writer, United States Cybersecurity Magazine

Password guesses on a notepad. First two are bad passwords and the third one is a more complex password.

Password security is the most basic and ubiquitous form of cybersecurity. Every single account created online has a password attached to it. They predate the internet by hundreds of years and to this day, they remain the most reliable form of user authentication. So why does everybody choose such terrible passwords? What Makes a Password … Read more

Pretexting: The Art of Impersonation

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Patrick Putman, ,

Pretexting, hacker working on business interface, sinister, animated

What is Pretexting Pretexting is a social engineering tactic that uses deception and false motives. Simply put, pretexting crafts fictional situations to obtain personal, sensitive, or privileged information. Pretexting often involves researching the target prior to the attack. The data collected is then used to manipulate and deceive the victim. The main goal of the … Read more

Identity of Things: IoT Security

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Tricia A. Howard, ,

Hand holding up interconnected city, innovation, IoT security, blue background, abstract

It is no secret that IoT Security (or lack thereof) has taken the industry by storm – and with good reason. Thanks to a couple of newsworthy incidents involving the (in)famous Internet of Things, most organizations are rethinking their overall IoT security posture. However, that is a daunting task to master. With such a variety … Read more