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4 tips for building a strong security culture
Instead of blame and fear, security teams need to create a culture of personal responsibility to best protect data. Here's how two security leaders do it.
4 security concerns for low-code and no-code development
Low code does not mean low risk. By allowing more people in an enterprise to develop applications, low-code development creates new vulnerabilities and can hide problems from security.
OpenSSH to protect keys in memory against side-channel attacks
The new OpenSSH patch makes it harder to execute attacks such as Spectre, Meltdown, Rowhammer and Rambleed.
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Free Course: Learn to install and Configure Splunk
In partnership with tech training provider PluralSight, CSO is offering free, limited-time access to the course “Installing and Configuring Splunk.”
Best antivirus software: 14 top tools
These top-ranking Windows 10 client antivirus products were tested on three primary criteria: protection, performance, and usability.
What is a Trojan horse? How this tricky malware works
A Trojan horse is a type of malware that can wreak havoc on computer networks — but only with your unwitting help.
A new website explains data breach risk
Breach Clarity ranks the risk of stolen or exposed personal data. It's a much needed work in progress.
8 steps to make sure Microsoft Windows 10 1903 is ready for deployment
Follow these steps to identify problems that might crop up when you update to the Windows 10 1903 release.
6 questions to ask before buying an ICS / OT security monitoring tool
Shopping for an ICS / OT monitoring solution? Here's what you need to know about evaluating the vendors.
Cybersecurity Snippets
Cybersecurity pros' haphazard participation in data privacy raises concern
Limited training and unclear roles/responsibilities for cybersecurity teams restrict the effectiveness of data privacy programs.
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New MongoDB field-level encryption can help prevent data breaches
MongoDB aims to prevent exposed data stores by encrypting data in a way that makes it useless if compromised.
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Forthright handling of cybercrime essential to improved results
While it is has become generally well-known that enterprises have a problem dealing with cybercrime, the true extent of the problem is much worse than many realize. In fact, even the entities that really ought to know the reality –...
Mike Assante’s lasting impact on critical infrastructure security (and me)
Thanks to Mike Assante, critical infrastructure stakeholders have a better understanding of and ability to respond to cybersecurity risks.
6 signs the CIO-CISO relationship is broken — and how to fix it
Successful collaboration between the IT and security leaders is essential but not always easy. Here are signs the relationship is broken – and 8 steps you should take to fix it.
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Emerging security threats at the half-year mark
We’ve hit the halfway mark of 2019, and I’m sure that we have all noticed some interesting happenings in the cybersecurity world. I’d like to highlight a few that I’ve found interesting, but also disturbing – and I am sure that there...
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