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Have you been ransomware’d yet?
You need to understand why this is one of the most potent attacks – what you must do to avoid becoming a target.
How much should you spend on security?
Each organization needs to develop its own ongoing process for evaluating needs and justifying security spend. Here's how two CISOs do it.
How to market security: 8 tips for recruiting users to your cause
Getting users to care about security is a much-lamented challenge. What you need is a marketing plan.
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Taxpayer First Act: Improving identity verification and modernizing the IRS
With citizens' PII at risk, some federal agencies like the IRS are moving away from knowledge-based verification. It's time for them all to follow suit.
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Why cybersecurity is a central ingredient in evolving digital business models
Rather than being a hindrance, cybersecurity best practices give you a stable foundation on which to innovate...and can be the can be the gateway to re-imagining your business model.
6 risk factors to know when hiring an MSSP
A managed security services provider can effectively extend an organization's security capabilities or provide affordable security infrastructure if you avoid these common mistakes.
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Are you being tracked through a Bluetooth security vulnerability?
The Bluetooth protocol, which was never that secure to begin with, now allows the bad guys to track your location on some laptops and phones, but worse could be the entry it offers into the IoT.
The best and worst of Black Hat 2019
Security rock stars? Fake science? This year's Black Hat had it all.
Best antivirus software: 10 top tools
These top-ranking Windows 10 client antivirus products were tested on three primary criteria: protection, performance, and usability.
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Black Hat 2019: 3 cybersecurity concerns and 3 things that give hope
At this year's Black Hat, it was evident that several cybersecurity issues remain a concern, but the industry is making progress.
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Beware rogue email rules and forms
Creating malicious rules and forms in a compromised email client is an old but effective hacker trick that evades traditional antimalware software. Here’s how to make sure you can detect it.
Safe travels: 7 best practices for protecting data at border crossings
Border agents are requesting access to devices and the data on them with no regard to your organization's security policies. Here's how to protect that data and your employees.
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More critical Remote Desktop flaws expose Windows systems to hacking
Microsoft finds and fixes multiple RDS and RDP vulnerabilities in Windows, but new research on BlueKeep patch rates suggests many machines could remain exposed.
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Thoughts from Defcon 27 – This is why I do what I do
Every year, thousands of security professionals descend upon Las Vegas to take part in a series of conferences known as Hacker Summer Camp. This year, Black Hat, BSides Las Vegas, Defcon 27 and the Diana Initiative took up the...
How to check Privileged Identity management settings for Office 365
Microsoft Azure Privileged Identity Management (PIM) allows you to set administrative rights for roles on an as-needed basis, reducing risk.
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