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Into the spotlight: Cyberinsurance
Insurance to cover loss after a data breach is becoming mainstream, but buyers must investigate the options, reports Jesse Staniforth.
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Cyber Warfare: The next Cold War
Much of the breach conversation over the past year has been devoted to so-called hacktivists. But nation-state adversaries, bent on looting organizations of intellectual property, are another breed entirely.
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New frontiers
What legal matters must you bear in mind when a cybercrime strikes your company? Larry Jaffe reports.
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Border crossing: Global cooperation
A number of criminal cyber operations were taken down this year owing to international cooperation between law enforcement agents. Ashley Carman reports.
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Cyberthreats: A long haul
Enterprises are under constant seige from cyberthreats that continue to evolve to new levels of sophistication, reports Deb Radcliff.
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Hacktivism endures
The threat posed by politically motivated attackers, known as hacker activists, or hacktivists, is far-reaching, yet authorities are finding it difficult to take down a structurally decentralized movement.
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Blame game: Cyber espionage
Nation-states are extricating intellectual property from U.S. government entities and private corporations, reports David Cotriss.
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Keeping every body safe: Medical devices
Criminals leverage medical devices for targeted attacks, says Dale Nordenberg of the Medical Device Innovation, Safety and Security Consortium. Karen Epper Hoffman reports.
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Passwords are passé
New solutions are gaining traction to complement, or replace, the legacy use of username and password, reports Ashley Carman.
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Cybercrime for sale
William Noonan, U.S. Secret Service, says organizations must work together to prevent new threats.
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