Info sec industry still struggles to attract women
Many barriers still stop women from considering info sec as a profession. But both companies and women would benefit in an increase in the numbers, and many firms are now stepping up efforts to recruit...
View ArticleHOCO CISO program breaking ground with "virtual" CISOs
Program in Howard County, Maryland is making waves by providing security counsel to those who otherwise couldn't afford it
View ArticleTeen cyberbullying grows with 'anonymous' social chat apps
Apps like Yik Yak, Whisper and Secret offer teens online anonymity, but experts say parents need to remind kids that the promise is bogus
View ArticleHealthcare.gov: Proceed at your own risk
The government insists the Obamacare site is secure. But most experts disagree
View ArticleCan data lakes solve cloud security challenges?
What is a "data lake?" And can enterprises use differing data lakes to address cloud security concerns?
View ArticleWithout proper security measures, smart homes are just begging to be targets
As they stand now, smart devices are exceedingly vulnerable to attack, and it's up to users to keep them from becoming a front door to their entire networks
View ArticleMalicious advertising offers broad reach and quick rewards for malware...
Dynamic, expanding advertising scene opening juicy targets for Internet bandits
View ArticleBig Data still 'a new frontier' for most of the public sector
NSA surveillance technology is cutting edge, but for most of the government, Big Data analytics is a promise unfulfilled
View ArticleThe cost of doing business at the RSA Conference
As attendance at the yearly conference rises, so do the costs of space on the expo floor, creating a debacle for smaller companies
View ArticleA clear-eyed guide to Mac OS's actual security risks
Apple has improved its security in recent years, but is it enough?
View ArticleBox, Dropbox, or drop both?
Box and Dropbox are both popular solutions for cloud-based file sharing, but do they meet enterprise security standards?
View ArticleCryptoLocker's success will fuel future copycats
Ransomware with unbreakable encryption will attract cyber bandits like flies to offal
View ArticleWhy you need to segment your network for security
Pen tester Mark Wolfgang argues segmenting for security is a key piece of an overall defense-in-depth strategy. Here he explains why and how to accomplish it in your organization (registration required)
View ArticleEven Apple and Google can't protect users from inherent mobile app risks
It's no secret that users have to give up private information to use mobile apps. But given that attacks on mobile devices are on the rise, should they?
View ArticleRSAC 2014: Experts discuss the harsh realities of Incident Response
How well is incident response working for corporations effected by security incidents? A panel at RSA says there is still a lot of work to be done
View ArticleEnergy sector a prime target for cyber attacks
Experts say the nation's critical infrastructure remains woefully vulnerable
View ArticleMalware has changed, but its name hasn't — and likely won't
Experts say re-naming 'malware' would be pointless. But they agree it has become much different and much more dangerous
View ArticleWho should be responsible for financial fraud?
Improvements in payment protections are shifting the liability for fraud to the least-secure party
View ArticlePulling the reins on data breach costs
The costs of data breaches remains stubbornly high, but there are steps organizations can take to keep costs down
View Article6 tips to combat Advanced Persistent Threats
Experts say takes time, training and collaboration to thwart APTs. But with these best practices, you can keep your defenses high
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