Cryptology Methods in Organizationsa, CAC vs. User/Password This text explores the different cryptology methods used for authentication within organizations. It compares the Common Access Card (CAC), used by federal agencies, with traditional username and password systems. CAC: The CAC offers two-factor authentication …
Read MoreAccess Control Methods: A Comprehensive Guide Access control is a cornerstone of information security, protecting valuable data and assets by regulating who or what can access them. This includes both physical and digital spaces. Access control systems enforce these rules, supporting the fundamental principles of …
Read MoreBuilding Effective Security Awareness in Your Organization In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, security awareness is paramount. While technology improves, so do the tactics of bad actors. A robust security awareness program is essential for any organization to ensure that users understand and fulfill …
Read MoreUnderstanding Cryptography: Symmetric, Asymmetric, and Hash Functions Cryptography, the practice of secure communication, encompasses several distinct approaches. Symmetric algorithms rely on a single, shared secret key between parties for both encryption and decryption. Asymmetric (public key) algorithms use a pair of …
Read MorePreventive Measures Against SQL Injection Attacks An SQL injection attack occurs by having an attacker inject a string input into the application; these changes or manipulate the SQL statement to the attacker’s advantage, as described by Elmasri & Navathe (2015). They indicate that an SQL injection attack inflicts …
Read MoreYour Smart Home Is not as Smart as You Think, Exposing Security Threats in IoT Devices
Jan 31, 2017 · 26 min read · IoT security smart home privacy vulnerability DoS attack authentication research ·Internet Of Things Risks: Smart Home Device Security Threats Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected to the Internet in 2015 is estimated to be five billion. This number is seen growing to twenty-five billion within the next five years and thought to be the third wave of the Internet boom as described …
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