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SecurityNow.com Is Going to Black Hat Curtis Franklin, Security Editor, 7/24/2017 Email This Print Comment 8 comments Login 50% 50% A few times a year, the security clan gathers to compare notes, hear about the latest research and renew human partnerships. This week, the security world gathers in Las Vegas at Black Hat to talk, learn and test the limits of modern skin moisturizers. SecurityNow.com will be at Black Hat this week talking to security professionals, see presentations on the latest in security research, walk the exhibition floor in search of the newest security technology and broadcast an episode of Voice of Security Radio live from the media center at Black Hat. I'll be live-tweeting the keynote address on Wednesday morning at 9:00 a.m. Pacific time (noon Eastern). Be sure to follow me at @kg4gwa on Twitter to see my take on the address and everything else going on at Black Hat. What are you interested in knowing about Black Hat? Are you going to be there yourself? Leave questions in the comment section here or send me a direct message on Twitter to find time to meet face-to-face at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. I'll be interested in your take, as well. This has already been a busy year in security: What do you think we're going to see at Black Hat that will have an impact on the rest of the year? One of the great things about SecurityNow.com is the voice of the community -- let's hear yours when it comes to Black Hat 2017! — Curtis Franklin is the editor of SecurityNow.com. Follow him on Twitter @kg4gwa. comments		More from Curt Franklin A Necessary Security Slowdown 4 comments The key to being more secure might well lie in the ability to slow down just a bit. Friday Haiku: Open Books 1 Comment The year opens with a huge vulnerability. Of course there's a haiku to explain it all. Cybersecurity on the Attack: Security Now Poll Results 2 comments The readers of Security Now have weighed in on the idea of cybersecurity teams going on the offense against hackers. Hackers might want to start worrying. New Intel Vulnerability Hits Almost Everyone 15 comments A vulnerability in the way that Intel CPUs deal with memory could leave everyone using an Intel-based computer open to attack. Welcome to 2018 in IT Security 15 comments It's a new year filled with new threats in IT security. Rejoice! More from Curt Franklin Information Resources • Futuriom SD-WAN Growth Report 2018 • Versa Networks Enterprise Solution Brief • Protect Your Branch Office Network from Cyber-Criminals • Top 10 Ransomware • Security Now Special Report: Endpoint Ecosystems – Collaborating to Conquer Security Threats • You Cannot Secure What You Cannot See: How to make your hybrid cloud environment visible and secure • Security Now Special Report – Security Automation: Risks & Rewards for Your Security Program • Security Now Special Report – Backup & Recovery • Cisco Umbrella + Cloudlock: Simple, effective cloud security • MSSP Data Sheet All resources Analysts Corner Ovum Resources • Ovum 2018 Trends to Watch: IT & Cybersecurity • Ovum IoT Security: Technology Strategies & Vendor Profiles • Ovum 2018 Trends to Watch: Managed Security Services • Ovum's Mini-Guide to GDPR Analysts Corner archive Flash Poll All polls Video CloudPassage's new technology, called Container Secure, involves a five-step process to ensure seamless security in container deployments from the ... You can't so much as go to a coffee shop today without hearing the word 'blockchain.' Hearing about a useful blockchain is less common, but ... 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 ... Facebook has introduced new measures that will enable users to secure access to their accounts using a physical 'key' application. All Videos Sponsored Video Sage Wagner, senior security pre-sales engineer with RiskSense, provides a demo of the company's latest technology 'RiskSense Solution,' a ... Janus Technologies is launching a line of products that protect against the many threats to enterprises' sensitive data. David Schultz, vice ... This new video will inspire companies to reimagine their business for success in a world where connectivity is more than a commodity. Sponsored Video All Videos Radio Shows ARCHIVED \| August 31, 2017, 3pm EDT Voice of Security Radio: A Security Partnership with Machine Learning An interview with Steve Grobman, CTO of McAfee ARCHIVED SHOWS DOWNLOAD TO CALENDAR Twitter Feed Tweets by Security_Now_ like us on facebook