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3 Things Companies Must Do Before A Data Breach
It's important to plan ahead for when you're attacked, and these tips will help you get ready.
This Week On Dark Reading
This week: how to get paid by cyber insurers and avoid paying ransoms.
Why You’re Doing Cybersecurity Risk Measurement Wrong
Measuring risk isn’t as simple as some make it out to be, but there are best practices to help you embrace the complexity in a productive way. Here are five.
Rethinking Vulnerability Disclosures In Industrial Control Systems
Why the security industry's traditional obsession and hype around vulnerabilities cannot be transferred to the ICS environment.
How I Would Hack Your Network (If I Woke Up Evil)
How would an attacker target your company? Here's a first-person account of what might happen.
There's No One Perfect Method For Encryption In The Cloud
The problem with encryption is that it affects performance, especially in the cloud. Know the different methods so you can pick the type that best suits your needs.
Cloud Is Security-Ready But Is Your Security Team Ready For Cloud?
Cloud computing has moved beyond the early adopter phase and is now mainstream. Here’s how to keep data safe in an evolving ecosystem.
Security Training 101: Stop Blaming The User
To err is human, so it makes sense to quit pointing fingers and start protecting the organization from users -- and vice versa.
This Week On Dark Reading: Event Calendar
Devote some time and headspace to improving your skills with these Dark Reading events.
The Trouble With DMARC: 4 Serious Stumbling Blocks
Popularity for the Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance email authentication standard is growing. So why are enterprises still struggling to implement it?
4 Reasons Why You Should Take Ransomware Seriously
The threats keep getting more sophisticated and the stakes keep getting higher. Is your organization ready to meet the challenge?
Why Dependence On Cloud Providers Could Come Back And Bite Us
It's time to re-evaluate the cloud policies you have in place. And if you're not learning from the mistakes of others, you're doomed to repeat them.
3 Lessons From The Yahoo Breach
Your organization must address these blind spots to detect sophisticated attacks.
Cyber Lessons From NSA’s Admiral Michael Rogers
Security teams must get better at catching intruders where we have the advantage: on our own networks.
The 4 Top Barriers To Effective Incident Response
Responding to cyberattacks is straightforward in some ways, difficult in others. Here are four ways that the process can get tripped up.
What CISOs Need To Know Before Adopting Biometrics
Biometric techniques offer a solution to the password problem, but getting started can be tough. Here are a few things you need to know.
Cloud Security & IoT: A Look At What Lies Ahead
In the brave new world of cloud, security teams must be as agile as possible. This means leveraging proactive monitoring tools, locking down access points, and forecasting requirements
Close The Gap Between IT & Security To Reduce The Impact Of Cyber Threats
IT and security teams work more effectively together than apart.
Advances In SSL: 5 Strategies For Secure, High-Performance Load Balancers
Today, even Netflix is streaming hit movies and TV shows via encrypted connections! Here’s how to manage higher volumes of encrypted traffic without bogging down your network.
Ransomware: How A Security Inconvenience Became The Industry's Most-Feared Vulnerability
There are all sorts of ways to curb ransomware, so why has it spread so successfully?
The Sorry State Of Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Rules aren't really rules if breaking them has no consequences.
Crowdsourcing 20 Answers To Security Ops & IR Questions
“Those who know do not speak. Those who speak do not know.” Why it pays to take a hard look at our own incident response functions and operations.
Credit Freeze: The New Normal In Data Breach Protection?
In era of rampant identity theft, consumers should be offered the protection of a credit freeze by default, instead of a nuisance fee each time a freeze is placed or removed.
The 3 C's Of Security Awareness
Explaining the technical part of security comes easy for many of us. But the soft skills needed to change behavior are often sadly missing.
'Molecular' Cybersecurity Vs. Information Cybersecurity
When it comes to industrial processes, security begins at the molecular level.
'Zero Trust': The Way Forward in Cybersecurity
This approach to network design can cut the chance of a breach.
The Limitations Of Phishing Education
Human nature means that education will only go so far. Technology needs to take up the slack.
Naughty & Nice: Dark Reading Caption Contest Winners
It was a tough job choosing among our strongest field yet, with more than 100 submissions. And the winners are …
Fixing Critical Infrastructure Means Securing The IT Systems That Support It
IT security can mean the difference between life and death, just as much as a well-designed bridge.
Why Ransomware Is Only Going To Get Worse
The meteoric rise of the problem stems from a lack of preparedness and simple economics.
A Look Inside Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure
It's time for security researchers and vendors to agree on a standard responsible disclosure timeline.
A Vendor's Security Reality: Comply Or Good-Bye
Privacy compliance is now mission critical. Third-party suppliers that fail to meet data protection mandates will be excluded from doing business in lucrative vertical markets.
Ransomware Has Evolved, And Its Name Is Doxware
The latest form of malware holds computers hostage and compromises the privacy of conversations, photos, and sensitive files.
Cyberrisk Through A Business Lens
Boards and CEOs can focus on these critical factors to provide better cyberrisk governance.
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Everything You Need to Know About DNS AttacksIt's important to understand DNS, potential attacks against it, and the tools and techniques required to defend DNS infrastructure. This report answers all the questions you were afraid to ask.
Domain Name Service (DNS) is a critical part of any organization's digital infrastructure, but it's also one of the least understood. DNS is designed to be invisible to business professionals, IT stakeholders, and many security professionals, but DNS's threat surface is large and widely targeted.
Attackers are causing a great deal of damage with an array of attacks such as denial of service, DNS cache poisoning, DNS hijackin, DNS tunneling, and DNS dangling. They are using DNS infrastructure to take control of inbound and outbound communications and preventing users from accessing the applications they are looking for. To stop attacks on DNS, security teams need to shore up the organization's security hygiene around DNS infrastructure, implement controls such as DNSSEC, and monitor DNS traffic
Incident Readiness and Building Response Playbook
In this special report, learn the Xs and Os of any good security incident readiness and response playbook.
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