Felt that way before that technology professionals speak their own language? Well, I clearly remember my first networking class, being thoroughly confused by what the teacher was saying. He used the word “node” without explaining what it means, while everyone seemed to understand. Too shy to ask for an explanation, I went through the next […]
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What Is Network Penetration Testing? Penetration testing of network infrastructure involves simulated hacking attacks against the network to find out security loopholes that would otherwise be discovered by an attacker. In other words, it involves engaging ethical hackers to hack your network in order for you to patch the security issues identified. What is often
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Let’s start off with a confession. Getting paged at 3 AM because some incident has happened is not a pleasant experience. After that, you have to spend half an hour switching between various dashboards, commands, and older Slack threads to understand whether there has been a similar situation in the past. The website is down,
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It is true that artificial intelligence is evolving fast. Every day brings a new application for AI, a new approach to using AI, or a new AI system capable of fundamentally changing our lives and work routines. But the faster the innovations are coming, the more difficult it becomes to ensure the safety, ethics, and
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Let’s say you receive an email from your bank that threatens to lock down your account unless you click on a provided link and verify your credentials immediately. You panic, follow the instructions, type in your password, and… bang. Congratulations! You just gave the criminal access to your bank login credentials! This is how phishing
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It is no longer a matter of whether or not artificial intelligence will replace cybersecurity jobs; it is now an issue that professionals everywhere have to face. Based on statistics released by the industry, almost 80% of IT security workers today expect AI to cut down drastically the number of workers needed for their jobs,
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The field of quantum computing is rapidly evolving from theoretical physics into reality. Nowadays major technological corporations provide cloud quantum processors. Thus, this revolutionary technology is becoming increasingly available. Nevertheless, there is a dark side of this development: quantum computers not only allow us to discover new drugs, improve materials, and optimize operations but also
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MCP Security: Why Your AI Agents Are Only as Safe as Their Tools Interest in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) is huge, and no wonder why. MCP transforms massive language models from chatbots into agents capable of database queries, webhook calls, file editing, and remote infrastructure control. The problem is, for every additional integration surface
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We hear about cyberattacks all the time: hospitals locked out of systems, social media leaks with millions of stolen emails, small businesses losing funds. Yet, for many, the nuts and bolts of it remain mysterious. You go to your device one minute, and everything seems fine. Then suddenly, the next moment you see a ransom
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Let’s face the elephant in the server room. Each time there is a new AI-based cybersecurity tool that emerges, the same question inevitably pops up across various social media forums and the water cooler: “Do I need to think about changing my career path?” That’s a legitimate concern. The moment you hear how an AI-based
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