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What Meltdown and Spectre Mean for Mobile Device Security
Here are four tips to keep your mobile users safe from similar attacks.
'Zero Login:' The Rise of Invisible Identity
Will new authentication technologies that recognize users on the basis of their behaviors finally mean the death of the despised password?
Why Hackers Love Healthcare
The migration of valuable data to the cloud is piquing the interest of cybercrimimals. But there are ways to fight back.
Despite Risks, Nearly Half of IT Execs Don't Rethink Cybersecurity after an Attack
A recent survey reveals a troubling degree of security inertia lurking among scores of organizations. But there are a few bright spots.
Why Information Integrity Attacks Pose New Security Challenges
To fight information integrity attacks like the ones recently perpetrated by bots on the FCC's website, we need to change our stance and look for the adversaries hiding in plain sight.
Deconstructing the Possibilities and Realities of Enterprise IoT Security
Organizations are rushing to leverage Internet of Things solutions but struggle to design the information technology architectures that will lock down the data these devices create.
It's Time to Take GitHub Threats Seriously
There's a good chance your company has projects on the source code management system, but the casual way many developers use GitHub creates security issues.
Digital Identity Makes Headway Around the World
The US is lagging behind the digital ID leaders.
Biometrics Are Coming & So Are Security Concerns
Could these advanced technologies be putting user data at risk?
How to Protect Industrial Control Systems from State-Sponsored Hackers
US-CERT recently issued an alert about Russian threat activity against infrastructure sectors. Is there a way to fight back?
The Role of KPIs in Incident Response
Using KPIs can have a positive impact on the tactical and strategic functions of a security operations program.
Why We Need Privacy Solutions That Scale Across Borders
New privacy solutions are becoming scalable, smarter, and easier to address compliance across industries and geographies.
How GDPR Forces Marketers to Rethink Data & Security
The European regulation is making marketing technology companies re-examine their security, and that's a good thing.
Federal Agency Data Under Siege
Seventy-one percent of IT security professionals in US federal agencies have reported breaches in their organizations.
The Good, the Bad & the Disruptive: Bots on the Wild, Wild Web
Not all bots are bad -- some are downright helpful -- so you can't block them entirely.
Microsegmentation: Strong Security in Small Packages
A deep dive into how organizations can effectively devise and implement microsegmentation in a software-defined networking data center.
Stopping Cyber Madness: Why the Private Sector Must Lead the Fight
The government's ability to help secure the Internet will be limited given the light speed of the Internet versus the slower pace of government. That's why stopping the madness begins with the private sector.
Hack Back: An Eye for an Eye Could Make You Blind
Attackers have had almost zero consequences or cost for stealing data from innocent victims. But what if we could hack their wallets, not their systems?
Pairing Policy & Technology: BYOD That Works for Your Enterprise
An intelligent security policy coupled with the right technology can set you up for success with BYOD.
20 Ways to Increase the Efficiency of the Incident Response Workflow
Despite all the good intentions of some great security teams, we are still living in a "cut-and-paste" incident management world.
Serverless Architectures: A Paradigm Shift in Application Security
"Serverless" forces software architects and developers to approach security by building it in rather than bolting it on. But there is a downside.
Protect Yourself from Online Fraud This Tax Season
Use these tips to stay safe online during everyone's least-favorite time of the year.
Stripping the Attacker Naked
How cyber threat intelligence can help you gain a better understanding of the enemy and why that gives security teams the upper hand.
How to Build a Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan
Being hit by a cyberattack is going to be painful. But it can be less painful if you're prepared, and these best practices can help.
How Security Can Bridge the Chasm with Development
Enhancing the relationships between security and engineering is crucial for improving software security. These six steps will bring your teams together.
Active Cyber Defense Is an Opportunity, Not a Threat
If honest citizens can be tracked online with cookies and beacons that share where we are and what we are doing, then why should security professionals restrict their ability to hack attackers?
3 Security Measures That Can Actually Be Measured
The massive budgets devoted to cybersecurity need to come with better metrics.
Is Security Accelerating Your Business?
With an ever-growing list of security and compliance requirements, security can hinder or slow business initiatives. Is your security department stuck in slow gear or can it go faster?
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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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