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How Security Pros Can Bridge The Skills Shortage
By paying it forward, we can help address the industry’s exploding need for talent.
Zones of Trust: A New Way of Thinking about IoT Security
Recent attacks have focused attention on how to safely add "things"to enterprise networks, a topic that straddles IT and physical security. A zones-of-trust approach may be the answer.
Today on Dark Reading: Your Costs, Risks & Metrics Questions Answered
First up on the Dark Reading upcoming events calendar is our Dark Reading Virtual Event Tuesday, Feb. 28.
20 Questions for SecOps Platform Providers
Security operations capabilities for the masses is long overdue. Here’s how to find a solution that meets your budget and resources.
In Cybersecurity, Language Is a Source of Misunderstandings
To successfully fight threats across industries, we must all use the same terminology.
IaaS: The Next Chapter In Cloud Security
Organizations adopting IaaS must update their approach to security by using the shared responsibility model.
Blockchain’s New Role In The Internet of Things
With next gen ‘distributed consensus’ algorithms that combine both security and performance, organizations can defend against DDoS attacks, even those that leverage IoT devices
Road Map To A $200,000 Cybersecurity Job
Looking to get ahead in cybersecurity? Here are four areas to keep in mind as you make a five-year career plan.
Tunneling Through The "Walls" Of IoT In The Enterprise
The movie "Die Hard" has a thing or two to teach us about the pitfalls of the Internet of Things.
Why We Need To Reinvent How We Catalogue Malware
One obvious trend: crimeware technologies that come with simple user consoles and functionality to create unique binaries at the click of a button.
Preparing Security For Windows 7 End-Of-Life Support
Moving to Microsoft's latest OS may give you flashbacks to when XP support ended.
Controlling Privileged Access To Prevent Rogue Users In Active Directory
Knowing which of your employees have which privileges is the first step to staying safe.
Closing The Cybersecurity Skills Gap With STEM
As a nation, we should be doing more to promote educational programs that prepare today's students for tomorrow's jobs.
The Era Of Data-Jacking Is Here. Are You Ready?
As data in the cloud becomes more valuable, the cost of weak security will soon be higher than many organizations can bear. Here's why.
What To Do When All Malware Is Zero-Day
The industry needs new methods to fingerprint malware in order to determine who's behind breaches, and what can be done to stop them.
Why Identity Has Become A Top Concern For CSOs
Seven of the world's top security leaders share their fears and challenges around the critical new role of identity in the fight against cyber adversaries.
You Can't Hire Your Way Out Of A Skills Shortage ... Yet
It will take much effort to fix the IT and cybersecurity talent crisis, but it is possible.
Keep Employees Secure, Wherever They Are
As workers grow more dispersed, organizations need to focus on three areas to maintain security.
4 Signs You, Your Users, Tech Peers & C-Suite All Have 'Security Fatigue'
If security fatigue is the disease we've all got, the question is how do we get over it?
Harvest Season: Why Cyberthieves Want Your Compute Power
Attackers are hijacking compute power in order to pull off their other crimes.
What to Watch (& Avoid) At RSAC
A renowned security veteran shares his RSA dance card, offering views on technologies destined for the dustbin of history and those that will move the industry forward.
Enterprise Android Vs iOS: Which is More Secure?
The answer is not as simple as you think. A mobile security expert parses the pros and cons.
The Promise & Peril Of The App Era
Sure, apps are convenient. But when not properly assessed, they can cause security holes.
Fight Back Against Ransomware
The No More Ransom project helps those affected by ransomware and works to prevent the problem's spread.
Talking Cybersecurity From A Risk Management Point of View
CenturyLink CSO David Mahon reflects on the evolution of the chief information security officer, and why today’s CISOs are increasingly adopting a risk-based approach to security.
A Hogwarts For Cyber Protection?
How the UK is minting a new generation of cybersecurity wizards.
The Interconnected Nature Of International Cybercrime
How burgeoning hackers are honing their craft across language barriers from top tier cybercriminal ecosystems and forums of the Deep and Dark Web.
A New Mantra For Cybersecurity: 'Simulate, Simulate, Simulate!'
What security teams can learn from the Apollo 13 space program, a global pandemic, and major infrastructure disruptions to identify their best responses to attacks.
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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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