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APT to attack: Breaking down the advanced persistent threat
Every organization that maintains intellectual property should be aware of advanced persistent threats, reports Angela Moscaritolo.
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Is APT the new FUD?
The term "APT" is now becoming synonymous with any form of cyberattack, distracting attention away from the real challenge.
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Thwarting new age intruders
New generations of hackers are well-funded, may be legally protected, and either are funded or otherwise sanctioned by sovereign governments.
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Debate: Operation Shady RAT, a cyberespionage offensive chronicled by McAfee, is a botnet.
Operation Shady RAT, a cyberespionage offensive chronicled by McAfee, is a botnet.
Reboot Awards 2017
Threat Seeker – Moshe Ben-Simon
Category: Threat Seeker Name: Moshe Ben-Simon Title: Co-Founder & VP Services and TrapXLabs Company: TrapX Security Why nominated: For Ben-Simon’s long-time dedication to the cybersecurity industry and his work to help secure the health care industry through TrapX’s Medjack reports. Profile: Moshe Ben-Simon helped found TrapX five years ago with the mission statement of developing…
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A look back at the milestones of 2013
As this year-end issue demonstrates, the vibrancy of this industry is as bright as ever and the challenges only more acute. However, stellar professionals on all fronts are at the ready.
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Not your parents’ threatscape: APTs
For those organizations at risk to a nation-state attack, preparation should come with the expectation of compromise, as well as knowledge that the damage can be mitigated.
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Back to basics for enterprise defense
Implementing proper security practices protects against today's and tomorrow's risks, says Vicki Ames, former information system security officer at a federal medical research agency .
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Sweat the small stuff: A sound information security posture includes the old and the new
A sound information security posture includes the old but effective combination of security infused at the people, process and technology levels, says Ron Baklarz, CISO of Amtrak.
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2014 Women in IT Security: Stacey Halota
When she stepped into the job of vice president of information security and privacy at Graham Holdings Company in 2003, Stacey Halota had to carve out new territory because her position had never existed at the corporate level before.
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