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How one multi-cloud-based business manages security controls
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4 ways security has failed to become a boardroom issue
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The state of the dark web: Insights from the underground
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CISSP certification guide: Requirements, training, and cost
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10 ways to prep for (and ace) a security job interview
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How one multi-cloud-based business manages security controls
AppsFlyer processes 80 terabytes of data a day across multiple cloud hosting services. It scales its security needs by keeping a close eye on identity governance and access controls.
SonicWall warns customers about zero-day vulnerabilities
Attack targets SonicWall's SMA Series access management gateways and is another in a string of incidents against security vendors.
Why you're probably doing endpoint security all wrong
The traditional combination of username and password to secure company devices and systems is outdated and could be putting your business at risk. Employing an AI based continuous identity management system could eliminate nearly all...
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10 ways to prep for (and ace) a security job interview
You've landed an interview for that security job you've had your eye on. Now prepare to land the job with these 10 techniques to get noticed and make an impression
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4 ways security has failed to become a boardroom issue
New research finds that despite being more engaged with cybersecurity, business executives and board members continue to view cybersecurity as a technology domain rather than a business concern.
CISSP certification guide: Requirements, training, and cost
Certified Information Systems Security Professional, or CISSP, is a certification for advanced IT professionals who want to demonstrate that they can design, implement, and manage a cybersecurity program at the enterprise level
The state of the dark web: Insights from the underground
The rise of professional criminal gangs, malware as a service, and improved infrastructure for carrying out criminal activity are changing the dark web. Here's what that means for enterprise security.
How to prepare for an effective phishing attack simulation
Here's what users need to know about phishing attacks before you send out a test email.
Flaws in widely used dnsmasq software leave millions of Linux-based devices exposed
A set of seven vulnerabilities, called DNSpooq, allows attackers to redirect users or execute malicious code. Patch dnsmasq now.
New Intel CPU-level threat detection capabilities target ransomware
The new capabilities in the Intel mobile processors will make it harder for ransomware to avoid detection.
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How to reboot a broken or outdated security strategy
CISOs talk about how they identify when they need a new security strategy and the process of developing it and selling the reboot to stakeholders.
Australia’s ransomware toll highlighted by government attacks
Attacks compromise business continuity, then hit CSO confidence after recovery.
The biggest data breach fines, penalties and settlements so far
Hacks and data thefts, enabled by weak security, cover-ups or avoidable mistakes have cost these companies a total of nearly $1.3 billion and counting.
Security Recruiter Directory
To find the right security job or hire the right candidate, you first need to find the right recruiter. CSO's security recruiter directory is your one-stop shop.
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5 things to look for in an XDR solution
The XDR market is hot, with vendors large and small jumping on the bandwagon. Here are 5 key capabilities to look for when evaluating XDR solutions.
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