Biometrics and Cybersecurity
Biometrics is an element ingredient of cybersecurity. Technology makes things more comfortable, but rapid advancements come with new flaws and challenges. This makes security a
Joseph Ochieng
Joseph Ochieng’was born and raised in Kisumu, Kenya. He studied civil engineering as first degree and later on pursued bachelors in information technology from the technical university of Kenya. His educational background has given him the broad base from which to approach topics such as cybersecurity, civil and structural engineering. When he is not reading or writing about the various loopholes in cyber defense, the he is probably doing structural design or watching la Casa de Papel . You can connect with Joseph via twitter @engodundo or email him via jo[email protected] for email about new article releases”
What Cybercriminals do to Make Money (Top 9)
What cybercriminals do to make money is based on an analysis of what works. Hackers experiment with different types of cybercrime to understand the types
How Cybercriminals Plan Attacks (5 steps)
How cybercriminals plan attacks is a basic question that every cybersecurity expert needs to know. Cybercriminals use various tools and techniques to identify the vulnerabilities
What do Virtually all Phishing Emails have in Common? (5 Things)
What do virtually all Phishing Emails have in common? By understanding what Phishing Emails have in common, you can quickly identify them and avoid these
How does email get hacked? (7 easy ways)
How does email get hacked? There are several techniques used to gain access to an email account using a password or backdoors. With the rate
Security Awareness During the Covid-19 Crisis
Security incidents have increased as criminals seek to take advantage of the coronavirus pandemic. The crisis has led to a surge in the number of
Automation and Integration in Cybersecurity
Automation is one of the trending topics in cybersecurity. The primary reason for automating mundane and repeatable tasks is to allow people to shift focus
Why 5G Requires New Approaches to Cybersecurity
A brief history of Wireless Networks The University of Hawaii first developed the professional wireless network in 1969. The first commercial wireless network, WaveLAN product,
Incident Response – A Complete Guide
Incident response is an organized approach addressing and managing the aftermath of a security breach or cyber-attack, also known as a security incident, computer incident,
Ethical Hacking – A Complete Guide
Ethical hacking is the science of testing your computers and networks for security vulnerabilities and plugging the loopholes you find before guys with malicious intentions
Virtualization Security – A Complete Guide
Despite being a concept born fifty years ago, virtualization has advanced and can satisfy complex applications currently being developed. Half of all servers run on
Cyber Threat Hunting – A Complete Guide
Cyber threat hunting is the process of proactively hunting for attackers or malware that are lurking in your network system and may have laid undetected.
11 Critical Items for a Network Security Policy
The organization’s network security policy is an official document that lays out the organization’s security expectations. The Network Security Policy outlines the security processes and
IT Auditing – Planning the IT Audit
Introduction to IT Auditing The constant advancement of technology has dramatically changed how most organizations operate. The developments have seen pen and paper transactions replaced
Computer Forensics – 7 Critical Processes
Introduction to Computer Forensics Computer Forensics is used to answer two of the most commonly asked questions about hacking attempts and data breaches: How did
Cyber Threat Analysis – A Complete Guide
Cyber threat analysis is the process of assessing the cyber activities and capabilities of unknown intelligence entities or criminals. A cybersecurity threat or “cyber threat”
