In today’s digital age, destroying data is not as easy as it once was. Before the advent of computers, if you needed to destroy sensitive government information to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands, all you often needed to do was light some papers on fire. With computers, you might think that it’s a simple matter. After all, if you’ve ever accidentally deleted a file or had a hard disk crash, you’ve probably lost data and haven’t been able to recover it.

To find out, check out Episode 20 of the Cyjax Geopolitical and Cybersecurity Podcast. Here’s a summary of what’s on the table… In the latest episode of the Cybersecurity & Geopolitical Discussion, the hosts Ian Thornton-Trump CD, CISO for Cyjax, Lisa Forte of Red Goat Security and Philip Ingram MBE of Grey Hare Media, delve into the complexities of China’s image from an outsider’s perspective.

In the digital landscape, what you don’t know can hurt you. The unseen threats lurking in the shadows of your network, often called ‘blind spots’, can lead to significant business disruptions, regulatory violations, and other profound implications. This is where the importance of cyber threats and cybersecurity risk assessments comes into play.

Securing your digital assets is becoming more and more crucial as the use of cryptocurrency grows. Choosing the appropriate crypto wallet is one of the most important steps in managing your cryptocurrency assets. But when there are so many to choose from, selecting the right option can be difficult.

In the dynamic world of Kubernetes, container orchestration is just the tip of the iceberg. In this sophisticated ecosystem, you must prioritize security efficiency. Kubernetes’ robust, open-source platform has been revolutionary in automating the deployment, scaling, and management of application containers. Yet, such capability comes with significant responsibility, particularly in network security. Here, the role of network policies becomes crucial.

SOC 2 is a popular compliance framework used to evaluate and validate an organization’s information security practices. By getting a SOC 2 report, you’ll be able to develop a trusting relationship with your customers, unlock new revenue opportunities, and build a strong security posture. ‍ The process of getting your SOC 2 often takes significant time, effort, and resources.