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The NIST standards are a helpful tool -- but they are FAR from a helpful salve (particularly considering how the NIST Cybersecurity Framework is a bit M&M-security-focused...with much less focus on what to do during and...
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Thanks, it was really intresting article!
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I woudl expect such initiative to come from security vendors and/or cyberinsurance providers. Interesting to see what this alliance will come up with and how its participants will draw from their experience.
In reply to: Non security Tech vendors leading the vendor security compliance charge?
"... government how they must act ..."
Also completely agree. They care less as US would not care what Russia think of US.
In reply to: Re: Proof?
It does not have to be Russian government doing it, anybody in Russia would love to have influence on US elections.
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"... ust what proof do they have? ..."
Good question. if Russian hackers had a chance to hack any system in UC hey would do it I would say.
In reply to: Re: Proof?
"... dems told putin to stop ..."
I agree. We just need to secure our systems, they will use any options available to them.
In reply to: Re: Thank goodness
It is not clear to me why we continue to discuss this and not having these systems secured in the first place. Political parties most likely hold information about public that should have been secured.
In reply to: Why not secure?
If every company employed at least steps 1-3 here, I think we'd all be a lot safer, but as is evidenced by the Yahoo hack and mayn countless others over the past couple of years, most companies barely even implement the...
In reply to: Re: I am tired of flawed research on the topic of cybersecurity...
While I am concerned with the way that the world is moving in terms of personal privacy, this is the silver lining I am secretly hoping for. A world with no privacy is one I don't want to come to pass, but if it does, it...
In reply to: Re: World with no secrecy
Yes you're right. However, I would say when using social media networks you are giving them some "private" information somehow, but all depends on how the privacy is defined according to the Law. Anyway the question...
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I tried several times but it not working properly on my computer. When i created the password reset disk, it even can't boot my computer. It is so weird. Luckily, my friend suggested me a tool called UUkeys Windows Password...
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Five Emerging Security Threats - And What You Can Learn From ThemAt Black Hat USA, researchers unveiled some nasty vulnerabilities. Is your organization ready?
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