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Passwords: 4 Biometric Tokens and How They Can Be Beaten
Authentication security methods are getting better all the time, but they are still not infallible.
5 Questions to Ask about Machine Learning
Marketing hyperbole often exceeds reality. Here are questions you should ask before buying.
Breach-Proofing Your Data in a GDPR World
Here are six key measures for enterprises to prioritize over the next few months.
DNS Hijacking: The Silent Threat That's Putting Your Network at Risk
The technique is easy to carry out and can cause much damage. Here's what you need to know about fighting back.
An Action Plan to Fill the Information Security Workforce Gap
Nothing says #whorunstheworld like an all-female blue team taking down a male-dominated red team in a battle to protect sensitive customer data, and other ideas to entice women into a cyber career.
Hardware Security: Why Fixing Meltdown & Spectre Is So Tough
Hardware-based security is very difficult to break but, once broken, catastrophically difficult to fix. Software-based security is easier to break but also much easier to fix. Now what?
How Containers & Serverless Computing Transform Attacker Methodologies
The pace of hacker innovation never slows. Now security technologies and methods must adapt with equal urgency.
Meltdown & Spectre: Computing's 'Unsafe at Any Speed' Problem
Ralph Nader's book shook up the automotive world over 50 years ago. It's time to take a similar look at computer security.
Security Automation: Time to Start Thinking More Strategically
To benefit from automation, we need to review incident response processes to find the areas where security analysts can engage in more critical thought and problem-solving.
GDPR: Ready or Not, Here It Comes
As organizations all over the world look ahead to May 25 when Europe's General Data Protection Regulation takes effect, many will fall short.
Meltdown, Spectre Patches, Performance & My Neighbor's Sports Car
When a flaw in the engine of a data center server makes it run more like a Yugo than a Porsche, it's the lawyers who will benefit.
5 Steps to Better Security in Hybrid Clouds
Following these tips can improve your security visibility and standardize management across hybrid environments.
9 Steps to More-Effective Organizational Security
Too often security is seen as a barrier, but it's the only way to help protect the enterprise from threats. Here are tips on how to strengthen your framework.
Understanding Supply Chain Cyber Attacks
While the attack surface has increased exponentially because of the cloud and everything-as-a-service providers, there are still ways in which host companies can harden supply chain security.
Tax Reform, Cybersecurity-Style
How the security industry can be more effective and efficient by recognizing four hidden "taxes" in the buying and selling process.
How to Keep Blue Teams Happy in an Automated Security World
The creativity and intuition of your team members must be developed and nurtured.
Living with Risk: Where Organizations Fall Short
People tasked with protecting data are too often confused about what they need to do, even with a solid awareness of the threats they face.
How AI Would Have Caught the Forever 21 Breach
Companies must realize that the days of the desktop/server model are over and focus on "nontraditional" devices.
In Security & Life, Busy Is Not a Badge of Honor
All security teams are busy, but not all security teams are productive. The difference between the two is huge.
Mental Models & Security: Thinking Like a Hacker
These seven approaches can change the way you tackle problems.
What Can We Learn from Counterterrorism and National Security Efforts?
The best practices and technologies that originated in the intelligence realm can help businesses stay safer, too.
Privacy: The Dark Side of the Internet of Things
Before letting an IoT device into your business or home, consider what data is being collected and where it is going.
AI in Cybersecurity: Where We Stand & Where We Need to Go
How security practitioners can incorporate expert knowledge into machine learning algorithms that reveal security insights, safeguard data, and keep attackers out.
'Shift Left': Codifying Intuition into Secure DevOps
Shifting left is more than a catchy phrase. It's a mindset that emphasizes the need to think about security in all phases of the software development life cycle.
'Back to Basics' Might Be Your Best Security Weapon
A company's ability to successfully reduce risk starts with building a solid security foundation.
'Tis the Season: Dark Reading Caption Contest Winners
Bricked devices, penetration tests, and virtual reality were among the themes submitted in our latest holiday caption competition. And the winners are ...
CISOs' Cyber War: How Did We Get Here?
We're fighting the good fight -- but, ultimately, losing the war.
Vulnerability Management: The Most Important Security Issue the CISO Doesn't Own
Information security and IT need to team up to make patch management more efficient and effective. Here's how and why.
The Nightmare Before Christmas: Security Flaws Inside our Computers
How an Intel design decision with no review by industry security consultants led to one of the biggest vulnerabilities in recent history.
Uber's Biggest Mistake: It Wasn't Paying Ransom
Rather than scrambling to deal with attacks after the fact, companies need to focus on improving detection capabilities with tools that help them work within data laws, not outside of them.
The Internet of (Secure) Things Checklist
Insecure devices put your company at jeopardy. Use this checklist to stay safer.
In Mobile, It's Back to the Future
The mobile industry keeps pushing forward while overlooking some security concerns of the past.
A Pragmatic Approach to Fixing Cybersecurity: 5 Steps
The digital infrastructure that supports our economy, protects our national security, and empowers our society must be made more secure, more trusted, and more reliable. Here's how.
The Cybersecurity 'Upside Down'
There is no stranger thing than being breached. Here are a few ways to avoid the horror.
The Argument for Risk-Based Security
A scanner can identify a vulnerability, but only a deep understanding of cyber exposure will tell you about the seriousness of that risk. Here's how and why.
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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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