ENISA Releases 2018 Report
Quite often, ENISA is completely on target. Highly surprising for governement security agencies (given the paucity of competence displayed by other governemental information security orgs... Read the ENISA Report, and go figure...
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AppSecUSA 2018, Chenxi Wang's 'Defensible Application Security For The Artificial Intelligence Era' →
Three months hence (at the time of this writing), Chenxi Wang's superlative presentation detailing trust in an artificial intelligence epoch is still highly apropos, I reckon.
via the respected information security capabilities of Robert M. Lee & the superb illustration talents of Jeff Hass at Little Bobby Comics.
Why We Strongly Advocate Ad Blocking: The Steg Affair
via Dan Goodin - Security Editor at the beloved Ars Technica, comes further proof of why we proselytize Ad Blocking on enterprise desktop browser deployments, as well as network devices in (and on) all systems.
Furthermore, we strongly advise the implementation of individual element blocking - by user - and, train them on use (within reason) of that toolkit (most ad blocking browser extensions possess user-implemented element blocking).
Advertisement Blocking is absolutely essential (at this time, and is as crucial as anti-malware - becuase, after all, advertising vectored through both browser and application display, as well as email should always be considered pernicious) in the effort to implement, deploy and maintain information security hygiene in the enterprise - and on personal computational devices, as well. Of course, we also advise the utility of centralized ad-filtering, whether by device or software packages, in the datacenter and at home.
Now get back to work.