Cybersecurity has never been more critical, with governments worldwide scrambling to protect sensitive infrastructure, safeguard privacy, and counter cyber threats. However, when it comes to good-faith security research—the practice of probing systems for vulnerabilities to improve security—the legal landscape is a mixed bag.

Here’s a deep dive into how Canada, the U.S., and Europe approach good-faith security research, through the lens of Bill C-26, Loi 25, and other global policies.

Bill C-26 Review: Personal Privacy, Ethical Hacking and Law Enforcement.

"Data Breaches and Dark Secrets," where I share my journey as a security researcher tracking cybercriminals and ransomware gangs. We'll discuss the challenges of helping organizations and victims, the need for accountability, and the aggressive tactics used to silence ethical hackers.

Pagers become IEDs

Physical and Cyber Security Checklist for SMBs

Operational Technologies used by Law Enforcement

Protecting SaaS Organizations from Emerging Threats: A Look at Attack Techniques and Klavan Security’s Solutions

SaaS Kill Chain

In this thought-provoking episode of Shadow Tactics, we dive deep into the world of covert and clandestine operations, with a special focus on the intricacies of close access missions. Drawing from personal experience and professional expertise, we explore the critical differences between covert and clandestine operations, their strategic importance, and the high-stakes environment they operate in. From the challenges of physical proximity to the advanced planning required, we unravel the complexities of these secretive missions.