Breaches
When Data Is Currency, Who’s Responsible for Its Security?
February 11, 2020 Added by:Jason Bevis
With recent security incidents, we've caught a glimpse of the role that data enrichment, aggregators and brokers play in security. What type of responsibility do these parties bear in protecting consumer data and privacy?
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On the Horizon: Parasitic Malware Will Feast on Critical Infrastructure
June 04, 2019 Added by:Steve Durbin
Unprepared organizations will have a wide (and often unmonitored) attack surface that can be targeted by parasitic malware.
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Thoughts on DoS Attack on US Electric Utility
June 04, 2019 Added by:Phil Neray
The recent DoS incident affecting power grid control systems in Utah, Wyoming and California was interesting for several reasons.
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Who’s Responsible for Your Cyber-Security?
February 12, 2019 Added by:Matt Johnson
Cyber security is everybody’s responsibility – make sure that staff have the tools, and the knowledge, to do it properly.
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Four Technologies that will Increase Cybersecurity Risk in 2019
January 17, 2019 Added by:Srinivas Mukkamala
While advances in technology provide many benefits, they also open new threat vectors and the potential for attacks that can spread quickly over connected ecosystems.
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Strategies for Winning the Application Security Vulnerability Arms Race
January 17, 2019 Added by:Anna Chiang
Security and development teams need to collaborate closely to ensure that enterprise web and mobile applications are free of vulnerabilities that can lead to costly data breaches.
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Vote for Blockchain [Voting]
December 19, 2018 Added by:George Levy
The current voting system is ripe for change and blockchain will likely play a large role in the evolution of our electoral processes.
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Variations in State Data Breach Disclosure Laws Complicate Compliance
September 26, 2018 Added by:John Moran
New data breach notification laws are good news for consumers, better news for attorneys, but not very good news for businesses already struggling to stay on top of a constantly evolving regulatory landscape.
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Under Expanding Cyber Siege, CISOs Admit Clear Visibility on Attacks Is a Challenge
September 12, 2018 Added by:Liviu Arsene
Increasingly, CISOs recognize that visibility must be relevant if they want to efficiently contain breaches and not waste precious time on a witch-hunt.
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Busting the VDI Security Myth
September 11, 2018 Added by:Tal Zamir
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is not an isolation solution. If hackers control the end-user’s device, they control the VDI resources.
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Why Admin Rights Removal Is only the First Step towards Data Protection
September 11, 2018 Added by:Andrew Avanessian
Those that are committed to developing stronger safeguards against cyber threats shouldn’t rely on just one method to keep their data safe.
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Gartner SOAR Adoption Rate Prediction: From 1% to 15% by 2020 - Why Should You Care?
September 06, 2018 Added by:Rishi Bhargava
SOAR tools allow for an effective way of fighting security threats through a central collection of intelligence that can be quickly transformed into action.
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New Payment Tech, New Security Challenges
September 04, 2018 Added by:Simon Blake-Wilson
New apps and technologies present payment providers with new types of threats.
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Is User Training the Weakest Link for Your Email Security Approach?
June 28, 2018 Added by:Dennis Dillman
Security training and awareness should be at the top of your layered security strategy to ensure your employees are less of a liability, and the risk of a breach is significantly lower.
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Can Organisations Turn Back Time after a Cyber-Attack?
May 23, 2018 Added by:Patrice Puichaud
With the costs of breaches escalating, it’s more important than ever to have the capability to learn from incidents to avoid history repeating itself.
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The Only Gold Russia Can Win at the Winter Olympics Is for Cyber-Hacking
February 09, 2018 Added by:Ross Rustici
Each time Russia leaks information in connection to doping commissions, it garners less news attention and is increasingly being viewed as a failed operation.
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