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Rise in the salary of medical workers is the one off the easy solution to provide protection against the theft of health data records. On other hand low rank health workers can be the most ideal person to get the patient...
In reply to: Medical Workers
Thanks for those links @BrianFoster. (and sorry about the spam! it's gone now..)I am definitely going to take a look at the DOJ release and check out the video from the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Looks like...
In reply to: Re: Blueprint for fighting cyber infections
It was quite a concerted effort among a number of parties. The DoJ primer, though long, is worth a read, describing the industry cooperation. http://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/2014/June/14-crm-584.html In addition, at...
In reply to: Re: Blueprint for fighting cyber infections
@Sara I suspect you are right that 16% is higher than what probably was reported a few years ago. It's also reassuring the the highest percentage of respondents say they are moving in the right direction. But without the...
In reply to: Re: if there's a silver lining...
The Cloud And Big Data as an important part of small business Using of big data and the cloud have great influence on practically each business industry. It allows companies of all sizes to serve customers more effectively,...
In reply to: Re: Square & iphones
The only positive I can take from this is that the measly 16% of respondents who said that security was a well-funded top priority is still higher than it would have been if we'd asked this five years ago.
In reply to: if there's a silver lining...
I have to agree, I hope they read this. Many of the small businesses that utilize square appear to use their personal devices.
In reply to: Re: Square & iphones
Great analogy for a cyber security defense. Thanks for sharing wiith Dark Reading. Hoping you can tell us a little bit more about how the clean-up operations were coordinated among law enforcement, domain registrars,...
In reply to: Blueprint for fighting cyber infections
True. But the point is that even though we aren't sure they help, we do all these security activities in the name of secure code. I'm suggesting that we need to study the effectiveness of these activities because...
In reply to: Re: "shared space" philosophy versus reality
Absolutely agree that taking a positive approach to security is easier, faster, and more accurate. It's the key to getting continuous.
In reply to: Re: Why Your Application Security Program May Backfire
@Rick - You're right IoT is going to become a pretty big topic moving forward. Just look at the Tesla as an example. You have a center console built on an Android platform. With a few "modifications" you can pretty...
In reply to: Re: Is this happening now?
@Charlie - Next-gen security will show up in all sorts of forms. It will be physical and it will be virtual. Phsyical appliances will still sit at the gateway. The big difference is that they'll be capable of also acting...
In reply to: Re: Is the hypervisor a future seat of security? 
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