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The CSO IoT security basics survival guide
The Internet of Things presents significant security challenges to businesses of all types. Here’s what everyone needs to understand about IoT and its risks.
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Best security software: How 12 cutting-edge tools tackle today's threats
In these security software reviews, we go hands-on with some of the most innovative, useful and, arguably, best security software from today's most important cybersecurity technology categories.
92 million MyHeritage email addresses found on private server
On Monday, MyHeritage, an online genealogy platform, announced that more than 90 million of their users had email addresses and hashed passwords compromised, after a researcher discovered a file being hosted on a private server.
Review: Seceon soups up standard SIEM
The Open Threat Management Platform essentially acts as both an SIEM and a frontline security appliance. Thrifty firms may want to consider eliminating some of their other cybersecurity programs if they duplicate what the OTM is...
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5 Questions to Ask Before You Upgrade to a SIEM Solution - Content Provided by IBM
IT security teams have to protect their organizations from cyber attackers while also addressing internal and regulatory compliance requirements, such as ISO 27001, PCI DSS or GDPR. This is no small task. If you’re relying on a basic
How to evaluate web authentication methods
Authentication evaluation white paper includes popular and obscure methods and outlines a framework for assessing their security effectiveness.
Facebook gave access to data on users and their friends to 60 device makers
Facebook may have violated a settlement with the FTC and promises made to users, as well as lied to Congress over giving users' complete control of their data.
Cloud functions present new security challenges
Cloud functions, or serverless apps, are small, fast and pop in and out of existence. So, how do you secure them?
Valve patches decade-old bug that made Steam users' PCs vulnerable
Valve patched a 10-year remote code execution bug that could have bitten all Steam clients and allowed attackers to remotely control gamers' computers.
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Continuous Security Validation: Know Where You Stand
Register for this informative webcast to learn more about how your organization can start taking a data-driven approach to cybersecurity.
GDPR is here – now what?
Look at the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) as opportunities to adopting sound data protection practices.
CSO Spotlight: Grant Bourzikas, McAfee
The skills shortage is real, is likely bigger than most estimates suggest, and isn't just about the sheer numbers of people, says Bourzikas. His advice for aspiring IT leaders: emphasize and encourage diversity of thought on your...
How elections are hacked via social media profiling
What to expect in the 2018 midterm elections and how malvertising tactics will be used to target voters.
What is Shodan? The search engine for everything on the internet
Defenders find this simple tool valuable for finding vulnerable devices attached to the web that need to be secured.
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Integrated Threat Management for Dummies - Content Provided by IBM
If you are a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) or security manager, this book explains in detail the types of tools you need to effectively prevent, detect, and respond to security incidents. If you’re in general business
5 tips to thwart medical device attacks
Medical devices can be an easy gateway for hackers to steal valuable information. This advice will lower the risk of that happening.
CIA contractor secretly hoards his classified work
Former CIA contractor Reynaldo Regis pled guilty to keeping secret notebooks of his work within the CIA from 2006-2016 and storing the notebooks in his home.
The rise of analyst-centric security operations technologies
The shift of technology to meet analyst needs has altered the infosec market -- for the better.
FBI, DHS warn of North Korean RAT and worm malware
The U.S. government released an alert about two strains of North Korean malware that are being used by Hidden Cobra.
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Identifying Effective Endpoint Detection and Response Platforms (EDRP)
As organizations struggle to mature their security and IT service profiles across expanding numbers of endpoints, they are increasingly turning to the proactive management capabilities of endpoint detection and responses platforms.
Are regulations keeping you from using good passwords?
Most companies are using password "best practices" that are out of date and ineffective. Regulations are getting in the way of changing them.
How Facebook protects data with physical security
Acting as a final layer to a perimeter defense, Facebook’s global security data centers team guards intellectual property. It’s an integrated approach where even the company’s office buildings are designed to put physical protection...
2 Canadian banks hacked, 90,000 customers' data stolen
Bank of Montreal and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce’s Simplii Financial confirmed hackers stole the personal and financial data of thousands of customers.
David Jewberg — social engineering the Russia conversation
The David Jewberg persona trolled Russian and Ukrainian media. The question remains: Was it the alter ego of Dan Rapoport or a creation to social engineer the Russian dialog?
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