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Law enforcement uses anti-virus software to recover suspect's web history
Let’s mainstream the idea that privacy is almost impossible in the face of digital forensics. Avast AV leaving behind a private browsing database, is a shocking illustration of this.
Do you know who the new Guardians of the Galaxy are? It’s the morally upright CISOs
The digital consumer’s new best friend in large enterprises is the CISO – the custodians of the enterprise assets are now expanding their vision to include your and my data (at least the morally upright and forward-thinking ones)
Insider threat legalese
Understanding your lawyer’s perspective on insider threats...and three suggestions to help start the conversation.
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Protecting trade secrets: technology solutions you can use
The fourth and final part of a series on stopping trade secret theft in your organization.
Your cache is exposed
On February 28, Akamai recorded a 1.35 Tbps DDoS attack driven by a relatively new vector, memcached reflection. Memcached can have an amplification factor of roughly 500,000 times larger than the initial query, which allows small set...
From NSTIC to improved federal identity, credential and access management
OMB’s ICAM policy change leverages NIST’s Digital Identity Guidelines permitting the use of non-PIV, AAL 3 credentials for logical access, and tasks agencies to accept federated credentials for consumers conducting transactions online....
Why organizations need business-centric data protection
A data protection team can help your enterprise take the best steps towards reducing the business risks and data breaches.
How to hire the right analysts for your intelligence program
As someone who’s been deeply involved in virtually every aspect of hiring and job-seeking in security and intelligence, I can attest firsthand that while the process is rarely easy, it’s worth the effort.
Underwriting cyber exposure – the business case for certifying
The ability to have an independent and agnostic organization provide a certification of a product or service has more upside than down.
Cloud security will (and should) dominate the RSA Conference
Cloud computing is a runaway IT train, but cloud security is still messy and immature. RSA should become the place to go for cloud security vision, training, best practices, and technology leadership.
How can SOC analysts hunt more efficiently? By not hunting
To win the battle against today’s sophisticated cyber threats, security analysts must disrupt a kill chain or lateral movement attack early in the process. Achieving success requires pinpointing the real threat amidst a never-ending...
Without the right data, CNP fraud protection could be out of reach
Capturing and analyzing your sales and fraud data gives your ecommerce business real-time, dynamic information that helps you keep pace with rapid changes in the way fraudsters operate. Without this information, your fraud prevention...
Cross-channel fraud detection
How performing behavioral analysis across silos can help detect sophisticated attacks.
Bridging the realms between cyber and physical security
Can there be better automated incident response for physical security?
For endpoint security, trust but verify
Your organization might eventually fall victim to a data breach but creating checks and balances to maintain a layered data security approach can help you come out the other side with fewer losses.
It's only intelligence if you use it
Threat intelligence can be valuable, if you actually have it and you’re prepared to make use of it.
Reputational risk and social media: When you're blocked or banned without notice
Businesses depend on sites like Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, and Apple to interact with customers, promote their messages and store content. One complaint against you can shut you off from those services and damage your brand.
Software-defined perimeter: Important initiative, ineffective name
A geeky and confusing name doesn’t communicate business, privacy, and security benefits. Instead of software-defined perimeter, I suggest ubiquitous security access services (USAS).
Can we use a social media model to improve privacy attitudes?
The advent of social privacy.
Turbo-charging your single sign-on solution
A comprehensive privileged password manager fills the SSO gaps and boosts overall data security.
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