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Content tagged with Security Monitoring posted in January 2014
Super Bowl Tech: A Supersized Role For Security
Commentary  |  1/31/2014  | 
The cold weather has been the strongest story line throughout the entire NFL season. Sunday’s game will be no exception -- behind the scenes and on the field.
Yahoo Mail Passwords: Act Now
News  |  1/31/2014  | 
Yahoo suffers hack attack, eyes third-party database and reused credentials as likely culprits, may enforce two-factor authentication to help users recover accounts.
Finding The Balance Between Compliance & Security
Commentary  |  1/30/2014  | 
IT departments can reduce security risks by combining the flexibility of ISO 27000 with the stringent requirements of PCI. Here’s how.
Angry Birds Site Toppled After Surveillance Report
News  |  1/29/2014  | 
Syrian Electronic Army ally allegedly defaces Rovio's Angry Birds website over reports that company shared user data with US and UK surveillance agencies.
Feds Arrest Bitcoin Celebrity In Money Laundering Case
News  |  1/28/2014  | 
Bitcoin Foundation vice chair Charlie Shrem accused of changing $1 million into bitcoins for users of Silk Road marketplace.
How To Defend Point-Of-Sale Systems
News  |  1/27/2014  | 
US-CERT gives advice on defending POS systems against attacks like those against Target, Neiman Marcus.
Michaels Stores Investigates Data Breach
News  |  1/27/2014  | 
Arts-and-crafts retailer goes into damage-control mode after banks report fraud possibly tied to shoppers' credit cards.
Neiman Marcus Data Breach: 1.1M Cards Exposed
News  |  1/24/2014  | 
Debit and credit card details 'scraped' during transactions in stores.
China Blames Massive Internet Blackout On Hackers
News  |  1/23/2014  | 
Evidence about the 45-minute outage points to botched censorship operation, not hackers, security experts say.
Target Mocks, Not Helps, Its Data Breach Victims
Commentary  |  1/22/2014  | 
The only thing consumers did wrong is to shop at Target. Why are they being blamed for the retailer's security failings?
Politically Motivated Cyberattackers Adopt New Tactics
News  |  1/22/2014  | 
Organized cybergroups from China, Syria, and Russia are finding new ways to breach enterprises, CrowdStrike reports.
Power Utility Substations At Risk
News  |  1/22/2014  | 
"Project Robus" so far has exposed dozens of security flaws in software using popular ICS/SCADA network protocol, but several vendors still have not patched.
Target Breach: 5 Unanswered Security Questions
Commentary  |  1/22/2014  | 
Investigators have yet to explain how Target was hacked, whether BlackPOS malware infected its payment servers, and whether the same gang also struck other retailers.
Target, Neiman Marcus Malware Creators Identified
News  |  1/21/2014  | 
Eastern European team developed memory-scraping Kaptoxa (BlackPOS) malware, sold it at least 40 times, says cyber-intelligence firm.
Target Malware Origin Details Emerge
News  |  1/17/2014  | 
Kaptoxa POS malware cited as culprit behind sophisticated, two-stage operation that moved 11 GB of stolen Target data via FTP to a hijacked server in Russia.
Java 'Icefog' Malware Variant Infects US Businesses
News  |  1/15/2014  | 
APT attack campaign uses tough-to-detect Java backdoor to compromise US oil company and two other organizations.
Blackphone Promises To Block Snooping
News  |  1/15/2014  | 
Geeksphone and Silent Circle promise their new smartphone will lock out spies. But the details, including how it works, aren't clear.
What Healthcare Can Teach Us About App Security
Commentary  |  1/15/2014  | 
The Centers for Disease Control protects people from health threats and increases the health security of our nation. It’s a mission that’s not so different from InfoSec.
Target Breach: 8 Facts On Memory-Scraping Malware
News  |  1/14/2014  | 
Target confirmed that malware compromised its point-of-sale systems. How does such malware work, and how can businesses prevent infections?
Neiman Marcus, Target Data Breaches: 8 Facts
News  |  1/13/2014  | 
A cyberattack campaign, likely coordinated, breached data from Target, Neiman Marcus, and at least three other retailers.
Why IT Security RFPs Are Like Junk Food
Commentary  |  1/13/2014  | 
Buying the latest security technology won't save you if your company isn't carrying out basic health checks.
Fearing NSA Surveillance, 25 Percent Of Firms Plan To Move Data Offshore
Quick Hits  |  1/9/2014  | 
Scandal over NSA privacy violations causes a quarter of companies to change data hosting locations
9 Security Experts Boycott RSA Conference
News  |  1/8/2014  | 
Several leading security experts have pulled out of the RSA conference over unanswered questions concerning the NSA's $10 million payment to RSA.
How Cloud Security Drives Business Agility
Commentary  |  1/7/2014  | 
Cloud computing represents a unique opportunity to re-think enterprise security and risk management.
Name That Toon: Contest Winners Named
Commentary  |  1/6/2014  | 
We enjoyed all the laughs on the road to choosing the winner of our first cartoon caption contest. Check out the funniest entries.
OpenSSL Says Breach Did Not Involve Corrupted Hypervisor
News  |  1/3/2014  | 
Hosting provider's compromised password system, not a hacked hypervisor, led to defacing of OpenSSL.org site, site reps say – after VMware cries foul.
5 Monitoring Initiatives For 2014
News  |  1/3/2014  | 
To get better visibility into the business and potential threats inside their networks, companies should collect more data, use context, and invest more in their employees' expertise
Physical & Network Security: Better Together In 2014
Commentary  |  1/2/2014  | 
How ready are you for the day you discover there are more networked IP security cameras than laptops in your infrastructure – and none adheres to 802.1x standards?


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