Julian Arango

It is just a matter of updating or changing software. However, unnoticed vulnerable software equals an open door for criminals.

A recently published article calls to elevate cybersecurity from operational to a strategic asset. Here we discuss some insights from the paper.

In cybersecurity, optimism bias and overconfidence can have pervasive consequences. I discuss them in this post.

Earlier, we criticized some 'trends' in cybersecurity. Now, we discuss why some cybersecurity predictions for 2020 seem plausible and others undeniably real.

We had the pleasure of chatting with Daniel Correa, a Security Expert who shared his views on current threats, human factors in cybersecurity, and technology.

In this post, we review some cybersecurity trends published online. We discuss why it is a good idea to be wary of many of these predictions.

Here we conclude our review of "Measuring the cost of cybercrime" by focusing, among other things, on ad fraud, which appears to be a bit underrated.

In 2012, the study ‘Measuring the cost of cybercrime’ was presented at the WEIS. Here we highlight the findings of that updated paper discussed last year.