The Houthis and the Red Sea: A new risk to subsea cables
Intentional or otherwise, terrorists are now a threat to global connectivity
Long Reads - Physical Security, Dan Swinhoe, DCD
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Looking good, feeling safe – data center security by design
Balancing security and aesthetics in data center design
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Edge data center security: The challenge of unmanned resiliency
How security might need to change for ‘lights out’ Edge facilities
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Taking down the infrastructure of cybercrime
Data centers raids are rare, but cybercriminals love hijacking legit cloud instances
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How to break into a data center: Pen testers reveal their secrets
Physical security isn’t a commodity, but an ongoing challenge
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Just how resilient are satellites?
They’ve become integral to our world, but how robust are the satellites on which we depend?
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China’s moves into mega satellite constellations could add to space debris problem
Lack of adherence to ‘space norms’ could increase risk of in-orbit incidents
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Bi-fuel generators: a good option for long-term backup power without refueling anxiety?
TRG opts for natural gas & diesel combo for backup generators to reduce ‘range anxiety’ in the face of hurricanes
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Learning from a ransomware attack
In 2019, criminals hit a group of US service companies through their data center provider, CyrusOne
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Let the right one in
Data is private, but data centers are often shared. That’s the issue colocation security methods must contend with, now and in the future
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Edge increases the attack surface
As well as potentially unique challenges around physical security, Edge locations require greater considerations around data security