Articles for tag: AI, Cybersecurity, Edge Computing, IoT, Security, Threats, vulnerability, Zero Trust

May 21, 2025

Mathew

Edge Computing Security: New Vulnerabilities, New Solutions (2025)

Edge Computing Security: New Vulnerabilities, New Solutions (2025)

Edge Computing Security: New Vulnerabilities, New Solutions (2025) The rapid proliferation of edge computing brings unprecedented opportunities, but also introduces a complex web of security challenges. By 2025, securing edge environments will be paramount for organizations leveraging distributed compute power. This article delves into the emerging vulnerabilities and innovative solutions shaping the future of edge security. The Expanding Attack Surface Edge computing inherently distributes processing power and data storage across numerous, often geographically dispersed, locations. This decentralization introduces a significantly larger attack surface compared to traditional centralized cloud or on-premise environments. Here are some key areas of concern: Physical Security:

May 16, 2025

Mathew

Zero-Day Exploits in 2027: The Arms Race Continues

Zero-Day Exploits in 2027: The Arms Race Continues

Zero-Day Exploits in 2027: The Arms Race Continues The year is 2027. Cybersecurity landscapes have evolved, but one persistent threat remains: zero-day exploits. These vulnerabilities, unknown to the software vendor, are a golden ticket for malicious actors. In this post, we’ll delve into the projected state of zero-day exploits, their implications, and the ongoing battle between attackers and defenders. What are Zero-Day Exploits? Zero-day exploits target vulnerabilities that are unknown to the vendor or developer. This ‘zero-day’ period, between the exploit’s discovery and the patch’s release, is a window of opportunity for attackers to inflict maximum damage. The Evolving Threat