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Security in Higher Ed: Trust, Student Experience, and Multi-Factor Authentication

September 24, 2020 By Sam Manjarres

Higher education institutions work constantly to build smarter campuses. These advances tend to focus on digital transformation and overall more accessible, user-friendly resources to enable the academic experience from any device, anywhere. Colleges strive to be a big, fun, stimulating, shared macrocosm: the place to learn together and share knowledge and unique … [Read more...]

Security Researcher Track: 101

November 21, 2018 By Emil Hozan

For a security researcher and analyst, references to this position include a “white hat hacker” or an “ethical hacker,” but more commonly and probably more preferred would be a “penetration tester.” I am going to go with a security researcher title. Nowadays, the term ‘hacker’ has negative connotations to it, rightfully so I might add, but, to me, I don’t think that it should … [Read more...]

Lava Lamp Randomness – Daily Security Byte

November 29, 2017 By Corey Nachreiner

Here's a forgotten video from the vaults. This isn't any big security incident or vulnerability, just news of a novel way one company creates seeds of randomness for their cryptographic algorithms. If you don't know why randomness is important to cyrptography, or why computers struggle to be random, this video primer might help. Watch below to learn more about why lava lamps … [Read more...]

Steganography Primer – Daily Security Byte

June 22, 2017 By Corey Nachreiner

Rather than talk about security news, today's video gives you a quick lesson on steganography--the practice of concealing secret messages in other data. If you follow the blog, you may have seen Marc Laliberte's post on Historical Cryptographic Ciphers. If not, I highly recommend you read it to learn how the original cryptographic ciphers worked, and evolved over time. Not only … [Read more...]

May the 4th Be With You – Daily Security Byte

May 4, 2017 By Corey Nachreiner

Happy Star Wars Day and May the 4th be with you. Today's Daily Security Byte is a little different. Rather than covering the latest news, I share three Star Wars themed security tips to celebrate the day. Watch below to learn how to become an InfoSec Jedi. Episode Runtime: 1:39 Direct YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cB0fz9Bv5YQ EPISODE REFERENCES: If … [Read more...]

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