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Tony Glover
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Editor-in-Chief, The Daily Decrypt
London
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Biography
Tony Glover is a technology journalist who held senior editorial newspaper posts and contributed to numerous publications since the dawn of the internet in the 1990s. Publications he contributed to include Time Magazine, Institutional Investor, The Independent on Sunday, The Business, a British Sunday broadsheet newspaper then part of the Daily Telegraph, and The National of the UAE, where he served as Technology Editor. After several years of ghostwriting and producing content for cybersecurity companies, he decided to return to journalism as Editor at Cyber Intelligence.
Cybercrime , Analysis , Cyber Espionage , Cybersecurity , Geopolitics
There is no topic I wouldn't cover .There is simply no time for everything.
Content
By Tony Glover| Cyber Intelligence@ Silicon Valley has a new problem – a generation that is turning off its digital lifestyle and ditching its smartphones. Gen Z, young people born between 1997 and 2012, have given Silicon Valley’s meticulously planned digital future for humanity a firm thumbs down. Fifty percent of Gen Z’ers are interested in taking a break from their smartphones, while only 20 percent of Boomers, people born from 1946 to 1964, want a break, according to a survey from web-hosting company Squarespace.
By Tony Glover| Cyber Intelligence@ The European Union (EU) has adopted its first Cybersecurity Certificate scheme to boost cybersecurity in products and services sold within the EU states, amid ongoing investigations of alleged corruption in Brussels. The European Cybersecurity Scheme on Common Criteria (EUCC) drafted by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) was adopted on Wednesday as the first scheme within the EU cybersecurity certification framework.
By Tony Glover| Cyber Intelligence@ Recent weeks have seen an exponential rise in malicious botnets performing reconnaissance scanning to scout out victims. According to researchers at cybersecurity firm Netscout, the number of potentially compromised devices rose from around 10,000 to roughly 144,000 over December, with no sign of the trend letting up. “The trend continued into the new year, with the largest spikes occurring on January 5 and 6, eclipsing one million distinct devices.
Company Info
The Daily Decrypt