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Preparing for your first security breach

So you’ve finally accepted it’s just a matter of time before you experience your first major breach. Despite all the work you’ve put in to your monitoring …

BYOD is not for every company, or every employee

The rise of bring your own device (BYOD) programs is the single most radical shift in the economics of client computing for business since PCs invaded the workplace, according …

The Tangled Web: A Guide to Securing Modern Web Applications

We all use the Internet to some extent and browsers to surf through it. With security vulnerabilities affecting them and the technologies that allow them to function popping …

BYOD 2.0 and spotting the next big trend

In the 1960s and 70s the IT department was seen as a secret place ruled by powerful niche experts. They had total control of the department and who could access systems. The …

Automated hacking

The automatic tools that are available online save the attacker the trouble of studying attack methods and coming up with exploits to applications’ vulnerabilities. An …

Provisioning is not access governance

Organizations of all sizes face ever-stricter regulatory and security requirements to protect their data, and that of their customers. But user provisioning systems alone …

Tips to keep kids safe online

Malware is just a step-away when children click on games, free shoes, Justin Bieber videos or gift cards offered on social networks. Hackers use social engineering techniques …

Website analyzes and rates convoluted Terms of Service

When signing up for an online service, users are required to read and agree to the presented Terms of Service (ToS). But these terms often go on and on, and are written in …

Raising user awareness about privacy issues

In this age of social networks, discovering personal information about users has become increasingly easy to do, and that information can be misused at a later date for …

Tips for college students to deter identity theft

Research from Javelin Research & Strategy identifies 18-24 year olds as consumers who are most likely to engage in risky electronic behavior. From public Wi-Fi through …

10 steps to ensure users only access what they need

Every organization faces one challenge to their IT security position – the user. It doesn’t matter how much security training and advice a person is given – …

NIST updates guide for dealing with computer security incidents

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published the final version of its guide for managing computer security incidents. Based on best practices from …

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