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Tag: Tech


Mobile security, Network security

Lawmakers take aim at Chinese tech giants in defense bill

May 18, 2018

Via: The Hill

Lawmakers are trying to use the must-pass National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to take a hard-line stance against Chinese technology in U.S. markets. On Thursday, several lawmakers attempted to insert amendments into the fiscal 2018 NDAA aimed at keeping products […]


Network security, Security

3 Ways to Maximize Security and Minimize Business Challenges

April 30, 2018

Via: Dark Reading

The best strategy for choosing security tools and architecting networks is to focus on staffing and resources, risk tolerance, and business change. While security professionals like to think that a “network is a network,” in truth, every network is bespoke […]


Privacy protection

Mozilla Tests DNS over HTTPS: Meets Some Privacy Pushback

March 26, 2018

Via: Threat Post

The Mozilla Foundation is testing a new mechanism for securing domain name server traffic that uses the encrypted HTTPS channel. It is an attempt to speed up the internet, reduce the threat of man-in-the-middle attacks and keep prying eyes from […]


Network security

GitHub Enforces Stronger Encryption

February 23, 2018

Via: Security Week

GitHub this week permanently disabled a series of weak cryptographic standards across its software development platform in an attempt to better protect users. As of Feb. 22, 2018, the TLSv1/TLSv1.1 standard is no longer used on HTTPS connections to GitHub. […]


Network security

Risky AI business: Navigating regulatory and legal dangers to come

February 19, 2018

Via: CIO

Artificial intelligence (AI) is cropping up everywhere in business, as organizations deploy the technology to gain insights into customers, markets and competitors, and to automate processes in almost every facet of operations. But AI presents a wide range of hidden […]


Privacy protection, Security, Tech

Blockchain Hardened devices: Can they restore privacy with security by design?

February 14, 2018

Via: We Live Security

Regardless of your favorite or most hated device due to security concerns, the technologists behind them and the software they use, should share a key concern: “Security by design (and by default)”. While a strong line of prose, Security by […]


Editorial

Combatting the Growing Threat of Ransomware

February 14, 2018

Via: itCurated

Given the current cybersecurity environment and the increasing sophistication of ransomware, getting to threats before they can have a business impact is more important than ever. If you find yourself questioning whether to pay a ransom, you’ve already lost the […]


Editorial

The Makings of a Great Incident Management Process

December 20, 2017

Via: Michael Boyd

The importance of incident management is increasing. We’ve gotten to the point where every company, regardless of size, needs to have a proper Incident Management Process implemented. Why is it so important?   Simply because no one is exempt from […]


Cyber-crime, Security

Happy holidays – and don’t get scammed!

December 20, 2017

Via: Naked Security

Looking for digestible, not-too-technical holiday season security advice? Here’s a video that gives you some handy tips that you can use yourself, or pass on to friends and family so they don’t get scammed while they’re supposed to be enjoying […]


Security, Tech

Digital disruption: 10 ways to survive and thrive

December 15, 2017

Via: CIO

Digital disruption hasn’t reached its zenith, leaving many CEOs still desperate to learn how to get ahead of it. Fear not: PwC principal Tom Puthiyamadam is on a mission to save corporate C-suites from themselves. Some CEOs are embarking on […]


Network security, Tech

Reliability, security and QoS are critical when evaluating networking solutions providers

December 14, 2017

Via: Help Net Security

Reliability, security and quality of service all rank above cost when evaluating networking solutions providers. Spiceworks surveyed U.S.-based IT professionals who have influence on their organizations’ Ethernet, MPLS and SD-WAN purchase decisions. The survey gathered data around the challenges, benefits […]


Network security

Machine Learning & Security: Making Users Part of the Equation

December 13, 2017

Via: Security Week

If you’ve been watching, we’ve now entered the age of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and expanding automation. The capacity of modern computing to recognize patterns and make decisions based on boggling amounts of data has created new solutions and increasing […]


Network security

The Keys to Unlocking Security in a Virtual World

October 19, 2017

Via: Security Week

Did you lock your front door this morning? Chances are, the answer is yes (and if not, you’re scrambling to text your spouse to make sure that he or she did after you left). The idea of leaving your place […]


Access control, Mobile

Apple’s Face ID can be quickly disabled in an emergency

September 18, 2017

Via: Help Net Security

A week ago, Apple debuted iPhone X and Face ID, a new biometric security mechanism that replaces Touch ID. Face ID allows users to unlock their iPhone with their face. The same mechanism can also be used to make purchases […]


Network security, Privacy protection

Windows 10 will get a privacy boost with Fall Creators Update

September 14, 2017

Via: TechRadar

Microsoft is set to further bolster Window 10’s privacy tools in the upcoming Fall Creators Update, having revealed new changes people can expect when they download the free update from October 17. In a blog post Marisa Rogers, Windows Devices […]


Network security, Threats & Malware

From Suspicious Activity to Suspended Account in Less Than a Minute: Stopping Insider Threats With Automation

September 13, 2017

Via: Security Intelligence

You read the headlines and understand industry trends. There are plenty of horror stories to reference. Organizations have had their reputations destroyed and entire corporations have gone out of business due to insider attacks. How can you avoid being the […]


Security, Tech

AI, ML – is it all just BS?

September 12, 2017

Via: CSO Online

Read a security related press release or been to an event recently? You’ve no doubt been wondering how you managed to do your job all this time without Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Machine Learning (ML).Do these technologies really live up […]


Security, Threats & Malware

Cyber resiliency – a key to corporate survival (and sleep)

September 11, 2017

Via: CSO Online

For those of us in the healthcare industry, and I suspect many others, the  WannaCry ransomware attack is now referred to as the weekend without sleep. In my organization, a cross-section of folks from all areas spent most of their […]


Editorial

Information Security Spending Is Growing. What Businesses Need to Know

September 10, 2017

Via: Jeremy Corkwell

The cybersecurity market continues its steady growth, with a 7 percent increase in 2017 – $86.4 billion, and going up to $93 billion in 2018, according to Gartner’s latest forecast. But information security is just part of the larger cybersecurity […]


Security, Tech

A practical guide to machine learning in business

September 8, 2017

Via: CIO

Machine learning is transforming business. But even as the technology advances, companies still struggle to take advantage of it, largely because they don’t understand how to strategically implement machine learning in service of business goals. Hype hasn’t helped, sowing confusion […]