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Threat of the month: AndroidOS/Smspacem
Be on the lookout for new mobile malware that leverages trojan, bot and "logic bomb" tricks.
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Hackers compromise Silverpop email database; new Android trojan
A summary of what made news in January.
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Women in Security: Women to Watch
Lillian Ablon, information scientist, RAND Lillian Ablon does not sit still for very long. While holding down her full-time job as an information scientist at the non-profit RAND Corporation, she finds time to pen numerous articles on cybersecurity, testify before Congress and speak at Black Hat not to mention being a Def Con “Uber” Black…
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Women to Watch 2018
Jen BrownCompliance and data protection officer, Sumo Logic Jen Brown is the compliance and data protection officer at Sumo Logic where she is responsible for responsible for leading compliance, risk, and privacy efforts for the company. She has more than 20 years of experience in IT security and compliance and has worked as a consultant, external…
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Facebook: When privacy meets profit
Where's the line between profit and privacy? As the ugly tale of Cambridge Analytica unfolds, Facebook may have just found out. Teri Robinson reports.
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GDPR: It’s (just about) here
Like many college students who cram the night before a test - and some writers who test the limits of their editors' patience with their procrastination - many companies have pushed off GDPR compliance, believing either it doesn't apply to them, it's too costly or overwhelming or they can afford to wait and see just how serious regulators are about admonishing and fining companies who falter on privacy.
Big mistake.
Network Security
Israel-UK cyber-security lessons – shared concerns, shared responses
Israel is under constant threat and conscription gives its army access to its brightest students - what can the UK learn from its approach to and understanding of cyber-terrorism?
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Can one CISO ever beat an army of IoT devices?
The security threat from the Internet of Things (IoT) has grown real because far too many of those sneaky IoT devices fly in under the radar. Corporate maintenance, facilities and operations departments are not accustomed to requesting IT's signoff on purchasing light bulbs or door locks. And yet, when those devices have their own independent - or dependent - communications capabilities, they are an easy backdoor for cyberthieves.
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News briefs: April 2016
Breaking news from the IT security industry: personnel moves, mergers and acquisitions, and other happenings.
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