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How to defend against scams: 14 red flags everyone needs to be aware of
Does your security awareness training program help your employees learn when someone is trying to scam them?
Over 90% of data transactions on IoT devices are unencrypted
A report from Zscaler reveals some troubling facts about the risks posed by network-connected IoT devices.
How to conduct a proper GDPR audit: 4 key steps
Organizations subject to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation should do regular compliance audits. Here are the steps experts say you should take.
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Moving beyond template-based notifications
How to identify your gray area stakeholders for more effective incident response communications.
How to isolate a Windows 7 machine from your network
If you have a business reason to keep a Windows 7 system active past its 2020 end-of-life date, here's how to keep it from being a security liability on your network.
Why reported breaches are the tip of the iceberg
Thousands of businesses are breached every day without them even knowing it, compromising payment card data. The EMV chip isn’t the solution, but data devaluation can reduce the impact.
Haas F1 team leans on service providers as security force multipliers
Formula One racing is expensive and comes with significant security concerns. An outsource-first policy lets a small security team effectively deal with threats at multiple locations.
How to implement and use the MITRE ATT&CK framework
The MITRE ATT&CK framework is a popular template for building detection and response programs. Here's what you'll find in its knowledgebase and how you can apply it to your environment.
IT services giant HCL left employee passwords, other sensitive data exposed online
HCL left employee passwords, customer project details, and other sensitive information exposed online with no authentication.
Review: How Awake Security uncovers malicious intent
This advanced network traffic monitoring platform identifies hidden threats and those that don’t use traditional malware, making it extremely powerful and useful in today’s threat environment.
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Will the U.S. government draft cybersecurity professionals?
A Congressional commission might soon recommend conscription of cybersecurity professionals to serve in both the military and civil service. Will the government force security pros to work for Uncle Sam?
What is malware? How to prevent, detect and recover from it
Malware is a blanket term for viruses, worms, trojans, and other harmful computer programs hackers use to wreak destruction and gain access to sensitive information. Learn what malware does and how you can remove it—or prevent it.
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Digital ethics rising in importance
We must keep in mind that just because we have the ability to deploy a new technological innovation does not mean that we should. The need to prioritize digital ethics is becoming increasingly important for all organizations that are...
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The most stressful aspects of being a cybersecurity professional
Keeping up with IT, educating users, and working with the business top the list of the most stressful things of being a cybersecurity professional.
Why security needs to be involved early during mergers and acquisitions
M&A security can often be overlooked during deal making, leading to potential incidents down the line. Here's how UK newspaper Racing Post dealt with three acquisitions in three years, each with its own security requirements.
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