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Some time ago, my then 3 year old grand-daughter, Cariana, came to visit work with her mother and my wife. She loved Pizza in the cafeteria and said hello to my colleagues. Of course all three had visitor badges...
In reply to: Re: Stopping insider threat - Perimeter Security
Good stuff! A smart CISO I worked with once had set tripwires on sensitive data (at a cellular operator this is an obvious class of data) and would pick up the phone and call any user touching data they were not supposed...
In reply to: Stopping insider threat
Adm. Rogers had some interesting insight into this topic, for sure.
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Excellent article in every respect and the Admiral hits every point succinct and sound. Access to ONLY data users need to do their job is key security rule number 1 ..... but many times it is bypassed for just EVERYTHING...
In reply to: All too true
I think two facets come into play here. Ultimately, as data owners executives of said data are more heavily responsible for securing data at the company even though the data custodians (employees) directly touch said data....
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Solp: It's not my fault. Schultz: I know nothing. Of course employees are blameless, as there is that line called UNEMPLOYMENT and so they have done nothing wrong and if they did, well, it is the corp at...
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But you missed THE GAME of them all - Chess of course. Looking 5 moves ahead is always hard and a logic challenge. Not all are good at it and I have learned only to play with humans. IF you play online,...
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Very informative, thank you!
Looking forward to read more about TLS 1.3 in coming days.
Thanks,
Mohit
In reply to: Very informative post
One of my managers once thought of a unique password, particularly if someone may be shoulder watching your screen: ******** True. Another user had just "guess: as a password and that drove me crazy fo...
In reply to: Re: This is the cloud - on secure passwords
Very much agree with your parable. There is no reason the fact of FB having private data should be a surprise to anyone. "Secure Password" also feels like an oxymoron simply put, passwords are the least secure means of authenticating....
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Latest Comment: Incorrect password, you have one second to click on all pictures with a traffic signal...
5 Emerging Cyber Threats to Watch for in 2019Online attackers are constantly developing new, innovative ways to break into the enterprise. This Dark Reading Tech Digest gives an in-depth look at five emerging attack trends and exploits your security team should look out for, along with helpful recommendations on how you can prevent your organization from falling victim.
The State of Cyber Security Incident Response
Organizations are responding to new threats with new processes for detecting and mitigating them. Here's a look at how the discipline of incident response is evolving.
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