Are Unconscious Biases Weakening Your Security Posture?
12/15/2016Proactively addressing your biases can help you build a resilient and adaptable security foundation.
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Senior Director of the Innovation Pipeline, Intel Security News & Commentary Posts: 4Lynda Grindstaff creates the future for Intel Security as the Senior Director of the Innovation Pipeline. In this role, Lynda leads a global team that brings the future to life for Intel Security through innovative strategies and prototypes. Her tenure with Intel spans two decades and includes numerous technical and leadership positions such as business client strategist, innovation marketing manager, system software developer, chipset validation, and management of a global technical marketing team based in the US and India. A respected expert in her field, she has two patents and won the Intel Achievement Award, the Intel Software Quality Award, and the Society of Women Engineers Emerging Leader and Fellow Awards. Lynda holds a BS in computer science and is a valued industry conference speaker. She has a passion for coaching, growing, and developing technical leaders and remains active in community outreach programs for the Society of Women Engineers, National Center for Women & Information Technology, and the Women at Intel Network.
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Proactively addressing your biases can help you build a resilient and adaptable security foundation.
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Bots -- Harmful Or Helpful?
6/7/2016As good bots grow in popularity and sophistication, bad bots will also grow in complexity to evade current tools and imitate humans.
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Security Innovation: Driven By Necessity, Fueled By Interaction
5/11/2016If we want to get ahead of the bad guys, we need to come up with new ways of approaching the security problem and transform our security solutions from reactive to proactive and predictive.
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Women In Security: What Are You Missing?
5/2/2016For security jobs, men outnumber women by a long shot. It's time to start thinking and recruiting differently.
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VNote 2.2 has XSS via a new text note.
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upload/protected/modules/admini/views/post/index.php in BageCMS through 3.1.4 allows SQL Injection via the title or titleAlias parameter.
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A SQL Injection vulnerability exists in PbootCMS v1.3.2 via the description parameter in apps\admin\controller\content\ContentController.php.
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