This blog was written by Michael Schneider, Lead Product Manger. The internet is built on Postel’s law, often referred to as the robustness principle: “Be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.” In the protocol world, this means that receivers will try to accept and interpret data that they receive […]
Four key questions to consider as you plan out your next winning security strategy. The Big Game is just days away. Whether it’s the Patriots or Rams who win the Super Bowl, we know for sure that the end of the season brings with it a period of turnover and uncertainty – feelings familiar to […]
Share this: SVG is a great format for icons. Vector formats look crisp and razor sharp, no matter the size or device — and we get tons of design control when using them inline. SVG also gives us another powerful feature: the ability to manipulate their properties with CSS. As a result, we can make […]
Smart devices were targeted by more than one-half of cyberattacks detected in the country in 2017 Japan has approved a plan to test the security of around 200 million Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices in the country in a bid to beef up their cyber-resilience, according to a report by Japan’s public broadcaster NHK World. Armed with […]
With the country nine months away from a federal election, the privacy structure around Canadian political parties and how the government will monitor social media for possible manipulation of public opinion are in the spotlight: –Ottawa announced Wednesday the creation of the Security and Intelligence Threats to Elections (SITE) Task Force to prevent covert, clandestine, […]
A closer look at cybercrime as a service on the dark web The cybercrime industry cost the world three trillion dollars in 2015 and it is predicted that this amount will rise to six trillion by 2021, according to this 2018 Cybersecurity Ventures post. When we say cost, we are talking about all the expenses […]
As the managing attorney of a commercial law boutique practice, I am asked several times per week some variation of the following question: How should I best protect my intellectual property from being stolen? Is it as simple as filling out a copyright or trademark application and paying a small fee to a do it […]
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Today, I looked at a CodePen created by Ana Tudor. Chris Coyier included this pen in an article about the new CSS-tricks redesign to explain how they created a particular UI-element. What I thought was fascinating about the above element is that Ana used only a single HTML element to create it. <nav id=”css”></nav> I […]
First closing in on operators, now on users, as the hunt continues and law enforcement in many countries is about to swoop on people who bought DDoS attacks on WebStresser Remember last year’s takedown of the then biggest marketplace for hiring distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks? The global law enforcement operation, called Power OFF, that shut […]