The Pentagon has been given a go signal to fast-track the hiring of 3,000 cybersecurity employees and fill the remaining 6000 positions in the United States Cyber Command by 2016. Data attacks have been constantly growing but there is a shortage of people to combat them.
Anyone going to the Blackhat event in Singapore? The brightest researchers and professionals in the industry will gather for four days at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore for the Black Hat Asia 2015!
This is a big event that brings together IT Security experts, information security researchers and cybersecurity enthusiasts in the region.
We rounded up the Top 5 Hackme challenges started by users in January 2015. Based on the list, we have a new entry which is the Simple Directory Traversal 2 Challenge.
Hack.me is a free-for-all virtual lab on web application security that offers various fun and challenging scenarios to test your penetration testing skills.
eLearnSecurity redefines penetration testing training for beginners.
We are excited to launch our new IT Security training course, Penetration Testing Student version 3 – PTSv3! Get all the details of the course such as content, plans, and features and have a live walk-through of the modules.
A software developer found a flaw in Verizon’s Mobile Application and submitted his findings to the broadband and telecommunications company. According to the researcher, Randy Westergren, there was an issue with the Verizon My FiOS app that allowed access to any user’s email account.
It’s just the start of a new year and already three companies have been reported to have suffered Security breaches – restaurant chain Chick-Fil-A, bit-coin exchange Bitstamp, and investment firm Morgan Stanley.
Aside from the widely publicized Sony Hack reported late last year 2014, new headlines have been added to the list of cybersecurity victims.
Are you worried about storing sensitive documents in the cloud? We are and you should be too.
We here at eLearnSecurity are passionate about teaching and building IT Security tools. One of our latest projects is Izziedocs – an easy to use tool to get military-grade encryption for your documents in the cloud.