SYNful Knock and a New Age of Phishing

By | September 21st, 2015|Uncategorized|

Earlier this week, Reuters reported that security researchers uncovered a new malware strain called SYNful Knock, targeting Cisco routers. Once installed, SYNful Knock gives cyber criminals the ability to harvest data being shared via the router without being detected. The malware has already been found on a handful of Cisco routers in four different countries. [...]

Global News Recap: Cybercrime Education Takes Off in the UK

By | July 2nd, 2015|Uncategorized|

We’ve seen some exciting initiatives underway internationally that encourage important cyber security education. Just this past month a Scottish secondary school implemented a groundbreaking new course on cybercrime that gives students insight into real-world cybercrime cases. The program is the first of its kind and The Daily Record reports that it has attracted widespread attention [...]

On the Front Lines: Your Guide to the Cybersecurity Workforce, Part III

By | June 4th, 2015|Uncategorized|

We’re happy to share a three-part guest blog series from writer Tricia Hussung on behalf of Russell Sage Online. As formal education becomes integral to the cybersecurity industry, more and more colleges and universities are establishing programs of study focused on digital culture and technological security. Russell Sage Online offers both a Bachelor of Science [...]

On the Front Lines: Your Guide to the Cybersecurity Workforce, Part II

By | June 3rd, 2015|Uncategorized|

We’re happy to share a three-part guest blog series from writer Tricia Hussung on behalf of Russell Sage Online. As formal education becomes integral to the cybersecurity industry, more and more colleges and universities are establishing programs of study focused on digital culture and technological security. Russell Sage Online offers both a Bachelor of Science [...]

On the Front Lines: Your Guide to the Cybersecurity Workforce, Part I

By | June 2nd, 2015|Uncategorized|

We’re happy to share a three-part guest blog series from writer Tricia Hussung on behalf of Russell Sage Online. As formal education becomes integral to the cybersecurity industry, more and more colleges and universities are establishing programs of study focused on digital culture and technological security. Russell Sage Online offers both a Bachelor of Science [...]

Safeguarding Students’ Personal Data In WiFi-Friendly Schools

By | August 25th, 2014|Uncategorized|

This guest blog post is a part of our cyberSAFE blog series focusing on back-to-school security, privacy and identity topics. It comes from Alok Kapur, Chief Marketing & Customer Officer at PRIVATE WiFi, a personal VPN product that protects individuals while using laptops and other mobile devices on wireless Internet connections. An expert in the [...]

News Recap: Universities Become Cybersecurity Hubs

By | November 26th, 2013|Uncategorized|

A number of universities are investing in the future of combating cybersecurity threats. From increased education for the public, to brand new majors that inspire cyber innovators, the nation’s universities are quickly becoming hubs for cybersecurity.Cal Poly, for instance, announced a new initiative in cybersecurity education. Dark Reading reported, “the major new educational initiative encompasses [...]

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