Permanent Record, book review: The whistleblower's tale
Edward Snowden's compelling memoir details how he exposed secret US government surveillance programmes, and the personal cost involved.
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Click Here to Kill Everybody, book review: Meeting the IoT security challenge
In the Internet of Things era, cyberattacks can cause actual death and destruction. Bruce Schneier surveys this security nightmare, and looks for solutions.
Cyber Wars, book review: High-profile hacks, deconstructed
Tech journalist Charles Arthur picks apart some notorious cyber attacks, examining the nature of the security failures, their antecedents, and the lessons to be drawn from them.
Listening In, book review: Security, privacy and the role of government
Susan Landau examines the place of law enforcement in today's cybersecurity landscape, arguing that it needs 21st century capabilities to match those of its enemies and attackers.
Zero Days, film review: Stuxnet, secrecy and the new era of cyber war
Alex Gibney's documentary tells the story of the malware that was designed to take out Iran's nuclear capability, and advocates the need for open debate about the new breed of cyber weapons.
Thinking Security, book review: The 'how' and 'why' of security
Steven M. Bellovin's rational but readable examination of security management is a masterclass for IT managers, chief security officers, and system architects.
Countdown to Zero Day, book review: Dispatches from the first cyberwar
In this gripping and technically accomplished book, Kim Zetter reveals the genesis of Stuxnet and its successors, and their role in the new field of cyberwarfare.
Threat Modeling, book review: Know your enemy
As cybersecurity breaches continue to hit the headlines, this comprehensive guide to risk assessment and threat protection is a must-read for security professionals.
Data and Goliath, book review: A handbook for the information age
Modern lives leave a digital trail, and most people are unaware of just who is auditing it. Security expert Bruce Schneier examines how governments, corporations, individuals and society as a whole can deliver a better balance between security and privacy.
Black Box Society, book review: Documenting big data's dark side
Our online lives generate a trail of data that is eagerly consumed, analysed and traded by marketing companies and rating agencies, among others. This book explores the dangers of the data-driven society, with a particular focus on Silicon Valley and Wall Street.