Welcome to CERN! For the next couple of weeks, you will be able to breathe in the free academic world of CERN

Automatically and autonomously monitoring digital activities on CERN’s network and its firewalls between CERN and the Internet, activities on CERN’s computing clusters and related with CERNs web services is an essential part for guaranteeing the protectio

What do some webcams, cameras, video-conferencing cameras, control devices and Internet-of-Things devices connected to CERN networks have in common?

One major source of revenue on the Internet is advertisements. Interestingly, not only honest companies have embarked on online advertising...

The CERN Computing Rules govern the usage of CERN’s computing facilities, CERN’s wired and wireless networks including all devices connected to them

After our Bulletin article entitled “Curiosity clicks the link” at the end of February, our annual “clicking campaign” followed on one month later

Our “Secure Password Competition” announced in the last Bulletin was too easily spotted as an April Fools’ gag... Congratulations!

We will reward the “best” and “most creative” passwords used at CERN

Your computer and smartphone are the centre of your life and people with malicious intent are seeking to compromise them

Only the curious click the link – and put their digital assets at risk

In the physical world, we apply many safety measures automatically and repeatedly. How come we are more relaxed in the virtual world?

The beginning of the year has been dominated by two security vulnerabilities, known as Meltdown and Spectre