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Content posted in March 2018
In Facebook Debacle, More Than Zuckerberg to Blame
Larry Loeb 3/23/2018 19 comments Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg are rightly taking a lot of heat from the fallout over Cambridge Analytica and the firm's use of social media data. However, other businesses, as well as users, need to take some responsibility as well.
ISF: Nation States, AI Will Upend Enterprise Security
News Analysis 3/21/2018 Post a comment In its annual look ahead at the changing security landscape, the Information Security Form finds that attacks by nation states against businesses, as well as how AI and machine learning are used, are the biggest challenges within enterprise security.
AI Is Stealing These IT Security Jobs – Now
Dawn Kawamoto 3/20/2018 20 comments Besides the current crop of jobs AI is stealing, other InfoSec roles are also potentially next unless professionals safeguard their careers by repositioning their skills, say IT security and careers experts.
AI: An Emerging Insider Threat?
Dawn Kawamoto 3/15/2018 2 comments As artificial intelligence increasingly gains a presence in the enterprise, concerns are already being raised of a new insider threat where AI will turn against its operators. How can security experts address this "frenemy"?
How 'Defense in Depth' Gets Data Protection Right
News Analysis 3/9/2018 2 comments Meeting the challenges of data protection requirements in today's increasingly connected, complex business environment demands alertness at all times. Here's how one energy company, Engie Insight, is meeting those challenges.
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A new report by the US Government Accountability Office could be the catalyst for meaningful change on the Internet privacy front.
The kinds of threats an organization encounters are changing as the defenses that are brought to bear upon them change.
Russian threat actors were the most prolific last years – and were eight times faster at 'breaking out' than their nearest rival.
Cloud projects are big. Huge. So it's not perpetuating FUD to point out that cloud transformation still bears security and data-stewardship risks. But what appears too big a challenge for mere man might be no match for machine.
Zero-day vulnerabilities are serious, and on the rise. And IT-security teams make the problem worse when they fail to respond, or respond poorly, to responsible vulnerability disclosures.
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CloudPassage's new technology, called Container Secure, involves a five-step process to ensure seamless security in container deployments from the ...
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Last year, 60 million companies changed owners worldwide. That turnover makes it incredibly difficult to avoid doing business with entities (e.g., ...
Keith Furst of Data Derivatives interviews Daniel Wagner, author of a new book, Virtual Terror: 21st Century Cyber Warfare. They discuss the ways ...
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Sage Wagner, senior security pre-sales engineer with RiskSense, provides a demo of the company's latest technology 'RiskSense Solution,' a ...
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An interview with Steve Grobman, CTO of McAfee
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