Cyber Security Networking Events: Dates and What to Expect
In cyber security, it’s ‘who you know’ that determines what you learn, who’ll hire you and how fast you’ll solve a problem. Networking is a best practice that should take place at events, but a conference that costs $3,000 isn’t the only way to go about networking. This guide will identify key networking events in […]
CyberArk IMPACT 2026: Dates, Topics and Key Takeaways
CyberArk IMPACT is an annual conference of company-held identity security conferences, of which the 2026 edition has already taken place. Despite all the people still looking for registration and dates this guide addresses what the event was, its content, how it plays into CyberArk’s new buy and how to draw on its themes in your […]
Cybersecurity Conferences 2026: What’s Left and What’s Next
Most of the major Cyber Security conferences have all passed: RSAC March 23rd – 26th, Black Hat USA August 1st – 6th and DEF CON 34 August 6th – 9th. Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 The ones that remain to be seen are the notable ones OWASP Global AppSec USA in early November, Black Hat Middle East […]
What Is Server Based Computing? A Practical Guide
Simply put, what is server based computing? It is a model that allows applications or desktop sessions to be stored on a server, in a data center, and gives users the ability to access them from a thin client, PC or other device. Every user has a private session on a multiuser server operating system. […]
Cloud Memes: Why Cloud Humor Works and How to Use It
The simple takeaway, cloud memes are jokes about the problems of cloud computing – outages, unexpected costs, service sprawl, or it’s just someone else’s computer. Their growing is brought about by the fact that they transform common frustrations into common fun. They complement publishers and marketers especially if there is a solid lesson behind each […]
Wireless Intrusion: Detect and Stop Rogue Wi-Fi Threats
Rogue access points, evil twin networks and deauthentication attacks are all examples of wireless intrusions, which occur when unauthorized devices or attackers most commonly use your Wi-Fi airspace. Defend in layers: On wired ports implement 802.1X, on wireless ports use a Protected Management Frames (PMF) setting of Required, and install a wireless intrusion detection or […]