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DHS Funds Project For Open Source 'Invisible Clouds'
Cloud Security Alliance and Waverley Labs to build software-defined perimeter (SDP) to protect cloud and critical infrastructure from DDoS attacks.
Visibility: The Key To Security In The Cloud
You can’t secure what you can’t see. These five best practices will shed some light on how to protect your data from the ground up.
Darknet Is Full Of Criminals & Governments Giving TOR A Bad Name
Human traffickers, crowd-sourcing murderers, child pornographers, and governments in the market for juicy zero-days are flooding the Dark Web -- making it hard for the good guys to defend it.
Fixing IoT Security: Dark Reading Radio Wednesday at 1 P.M. ET
Join us for a conversation about what is being done and what needs to be done to secure the Internet of Things.
Malvertising Campaign Rages Undetected For 3 Weeks
Instead of injecting nasty code into ads, attackers pose as legitimate advertisers and manipulate ad networks' chain of trust.
What You Should, But Don't, Do About Untrusted Certs, CAs
Security departments could take measures to protect organizations from untrusted certificate authorities and counterfeit SSL certs, but most don't bother.
Ashley Madison Guilty Of Hard-Coded Creds, Weak Bot Detection
Researchers find Amazon Web Services credentials in the source code and honeypot email addresses in the leaked user database.
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Latest Comment: "This is the last time we hire Game of Thrones Security"
Navigating the Deluge of Security DataIn this Tech Digest, Dark Reading shares the experiences of some top security practitioners as they navigate volumes of security data. We examine some examples of how enterprises can cull this data to find the clues they need.
Rethinking Enterprise Data Defense
Frustrated with recurring intrusions and breaches, cybersecurity professionals are questioning some of the industry’s conventional wisdom. Here’s a look at what they’re thinking about.
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