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The Rise Of SecBizOps & Why It Matters
By aligning security dollars and technology with core business requirements, infosec can become a business enabler, not a business impediment.
Cybersecurity User Training That Sticks: 3 Steps
People are eager for common-sense advice that gives them control over their environment and helps them stay safe online.
Time For Security & Privacy To Come Out Of Their Silos
By working separately, these two teams aren't operating as efficiently as they could and are missing huge opportunities.
Security Automation: Striking The Right Balance
What a smart toaster oven taught me about the importance of learning how to do a task versus the efficiency of automating the work.
Raising The Nation's Cybersecurity IQ: 'Learn To Code'
We need to ensure that the students of today are prepared for the security challenges of tomorrow.
Balancing The Risk & Promise Of The Internet Of Things
You can't defend against something you don't understand. So make sure you consider IoT's risks before embracing its functionality.
Cyber Monday, Consumers & The Bottom Line Of A Data Breach
Yes retailers can achieve ROI for their investments in cybersecurity during the upcoming holiday season - and for the rest of the year, too! Here’s how.
Insider Threat: The Domestic Cyber Terrorist
It is dangerously naive for business and government leaders to dismiss the risk of radicalized privileged users inside our critical industries.
Internet Of Things 'Pollutants' & The Case For A Cyber EPA
Recent IoT-executed DDoS attacks have been annoying, not life threatening. Should device makers be held liable if something worse happens?
Dark Reading Radio: 'Bug Bounties & The Zero-Day Trade'
Join us, HackerOne's Alex Rice, and Veracode's Chris Wysopal for the next episode of Dark Reading Radio, today, Wednesday Nov. 16, at 1pmET.
Back To Basics: Maximizing Cybersecurity Capabilities
A number of prevention techniques that have existed for years remain fundamental components of any modern security program.
Dark Reading Virtual Event Seeks To Break Security Myths, Conventional Wisdom
Three keynotes, two panel sessions offer new ways to think about enterprise information security.
Preparing For The Future Of Online Threats
Gaze into the crystal balls of a panel of forward-thinking security experts during Dark Reading’s virtual event Nov. 15.
Learning To Trust Cloud Security
Cloud-centric computing is inevitable, so you need to face your concerns and be realistic about risks.
Sharing Threat Intel: Easier Said Than Done
For cyber intelligence-sharing to work, organizations need two things: to trust each other and better processes to collect, exchange, and act on information quickly.
How To Build A Comprehensive Security Architecture
Dark Reading's virtual event features a panel discussion on what it takes to get away from the daily firefighting method of responding to threats and attacks.
The Drug Dealer In Your Web Browser
Illicit dealings once isolated to the Dark Web are spilling out into the light.
How ‘Security Scorecards’ Advance Security, Reduce Risk
CISO Josh Koplik offers practical advice about bridging the gap between security and business goals in a consumer-facing media and Internet company.
The Big Lesson We Must Learn From The Dyn DDoS Attack
The vulnerabilities that make IoT devices susceptible to being used in a botnet also make them the perfect avenue into our data centers and clouds.
Stay Vigilant To The Evolving Threat Of Social Engineering
Even the most cyber-savvy individuals can easily get tripped up by a social engineering attack. But users can trip-up a threat simply by paying attention.
Is Fingerprint Authentication Making The Password Problem Worse?
Problems emerge when users switch to a new phone.
Changing IoT Passwords Won't Stop Attacks. Here's What Will.
The solution will take an industry-wide effort, it won't happen overnight, and the problem is not the users' fault!
Transitioning From The Server Room To The Boardroom
How can IT professionals balance business goals and information security?
Election 2016 & WikiLeaks: Bad, But Not Your Worst Nightmare
John Podesta may be the poster child for poor user security practices but the real problem is rigid regulatory compliance frameworks that perpetuate ineffective perimeter defenses.
Managing Multi-Cloud Security ‘Whether You Want to or Not’
Yes, it is possible to orchestrate security across multiple clouds without creating performance hurdles. Here’s how.
It's Time To Address The Cybersecurity Gender Gap Before It's Too Late
It will take years to substantively raise the percentage of women in cybersecurity, so the tech industry better start working at it now.
Why Enterprise Security Teams Must Grow Their Mac Skills
From coffee shops to corporate boardrooms, Apple devices are everywhere. So why are organizations so doggedly focused on Windows-only machines?
7 Security Lessons The Video Game Industry Can Teach IoT Manufacturers
The Internet of Things has alarming holes in security. The industry should look to video games for some answers.
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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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