How to Create Better Security Awareness Content for Your Employees
Human error remains one of the most formidable obstacles to enterprise security. As a result, many companies are implementing security …
How to Fix Mixed Content Warning on HTTPS Website
If you migrated your website from HTTP to HTTPS, but were still getting warnings in the browser about mixed active content or “your …
EU Set to Legislate on Terror Content
The European Commission looks set to force social networks to take down terror content within one hour, in light of the apparent failure of …
Active Third-Party Content the Bane of Web Security
It isn’t just seedy websites putting browsers at risk anymore: A new report out today shows how the state of the Web today has been rocked …
Google Says Developers Access Gmail Content With Users Consent
Today’s topics include Google clarifying app developer access to Gmail content, and Microsoft adding Visio support to its Teams app. The …
How to Fix Mixed Content Warnings on Your Site
Is the “mixed content” warning message driving you nuts? Thinking why are you facing this error despite installing an SSL …
Gruesome Jihadi Content Still Flourishes on Facebook and Google+
Facebook announced this week that algorithms catch 99.5 percent of the terrorism-related content it deletes before a single user reports …
Scanning HTTPS for Mixed Content
Back in 2014, Google raised the awareness of using HTTPS (“Secure HTTP”) by making its use a ranking signal in Google search algorithms. …
Spotify Shows the Way to a Content Economy
Last November, Marc Engel, Unilever’s Chief Supply Chain Officer, told me about Spotify’s brilliant algorithms for finding and serving …
Content Security Policies
A content Security Policy or CSP is an HTTP response header that defines what sources of content can be loaded on a web page. It is a way …
The 12 Days of Content (Day 8): Ghosts of Content Past
Sorry to all you Phantom.js lovers out there, but this post is more of a Dickensian riff than a look at that web page automation library. …
The 12 Days of Content (Day 5): New Zones of 2017
In 2017, DZone truly took into consideration what the biggest trends in the software development world are, what our audience enjoys …
The 12 Days of Content (Day 2): DZone in Review
For most of us around the DZone office, 2017 seemed to go by in a blur. At the same time, it’s incredible to see how much has changed in …
How to Debug Your Content Blocker for Privacy Protection
Millions of users are trying to protect their privacy from commercial tracking online, be it through their choice of browser, installation …
Citrix: 2018 Predictions in the Content Collaboration Platforms Market
Progressive leaders in organizations around the world depend on secure access to content for every part of their daily business operations. …
Beware! New Exploit On Android Tricks Users Into Recording Screen Content Without Consent
Android is one of the most popular mobile OS of our times, which makes it vulnerable to security hacks. Today, a new exploit has been …
Google Updates Chrome to Prevent Unwanted Content, Redirects
Google is updating its Chrome browser to protect users from redirection to unexpected websites and unwanted content, the company announced …
Equifax in Trouble Again After Site Displays Malicious Content
Equifax has been left red-faced again after its website began displaying malicious content stemming from third party vendor code. Reports …