Physical Security
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Data as a smart superstructure: a warning to the wise
Only by having a robust data governance stance can we hope to, not only protect our individual critical infrastructure sectors but the city and its citizens.
How to ensure that giving notice doesn’t mean losing data
The employee exit process often devolves into a fire-drill for IT teams. Having a documented process and a strong relationship with HR can help your team go from reactive to proactive.
How to prove and fight online dating and romance scams
Friends and family of romance scam victims sometimes call on security pros to prove their online loves are not who they claim to be. Here's how to handle the case the right way.
4 reasons forensics will remain a pillar of cybersecurity
When protection fails, forensics can still prevail.
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5 Architecture Considerations for Highly Innovative CIOs
As technology executives, we know we can't simply start over, we have to leverage existing systems while transitioning to a cloud-native architecture. Join serial entrepreneur, CTO and innovation expert Dmitri Tcherevik, as he
7 ways to stay safe online on Valentine’s Day
Looking for love in all the wrong places? Here are some helpful tips for safeguarding yourself while trying to find love on the internet.
Yes, fraud affects your bottom line
It also impacts conversion, customer experience and customer retention.
Using better data to fight credit card fraud
Galileo Processing uses artificial intelligence to more accurately identify fraudulent credit card transactions. It's an example of how AI can be a powerful security technology.
10 old-school security principles that (still) rule
Oldies but goodies, these security tips have stood the test of time.
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The Forrester Wave: Mobile Development Platforms
Learn which Mobile Development Platforms scored the highest in the current Forrester Wave. This report details the research findings about how well vendors fulfilled the 22 criteria required to develop exceptional mobile applications.
Salted Hash Ep 15: The state of security now and the not too distant future
This week, Salted Hash is joined by Rob Lee, faculty fellow at the SANS Technology Institute, to talk about preventable IT security and the state of the industry as 2018 gets underway.
Salted Hash Ep 14: Are mass transit systems the next big target?
This week Salted Hash talks with Stan Engelbrecht, director of the cybersecurity practice at D3 Security, about the inherent flaws in security defenses for public transportation systems -- and what can be done.
Defeating 21st Century pirates: the maritime industry and cyberattacks
An increasingly digitized maritime industry needs to keep up with cybersecurity.
The tangible threat of cyber-kinetic attacks
Connecting physical objects and processes to the cyber world offers us capabilities that exponentially exceed the expectations of science fiction writers and futurists of past generations. But it also introduces disquieting...
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Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce
This report evaluates 21 providers of digital commerce platforms to assist application leaders supporting digital commerce.
2018 cybersecurity trends and predictions
The new year brings new challenges and opportunities in cybersecurity.
The truth about RFID credit card fraud
Despite demonstrations to show it's possible, documented cases of RFID credit card fraud are unknown. And as security professionals know, there is a huge gulf between potential crime and actual crime.
Why incident response is the best cybersecurity ROI
Former White House CIO says unexpected breaches can wreak havoc on a company's bottom line. Proper incident response planning can mitigate damage costs.
Who are you really inviting in?
The hackable doorknob next door…
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Case Study: At Home uses VMware vSAN to Reduce Costs
At Home used VMware vSAN to build a new virtual environment system. Without introducing expensive external shared storage systems, they reduced the time spent on preparation, such as investigation and design, and reduced the
4 Applied Materials executives fleece company and get indicted
U.S. Attorney for Northern California indicted four former executives for stealing intellectual property and trade secrets from Applied Materials.
Insider threat — Chemours employee steals trade secrets
Chemours' off-boarding process provided the evidence that Jerry Jindong Xu stole trade secrets and intellectual property and tried to monetize the information in China.
Are home security cameras ready for business use?
Thinking of buying a consumer IP camera for use as a surveillance system in your business? Read this first.
Protecting business assets
Identifying business assets and connecting your security program to them.
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