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Global warning
Companies with a global reach must have a plan for dealing with overseas compliance and cyber incidents, Dan Kaplan learns.
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Certifiably trusted: Security assurance
Rob Housman of the Cyber Secure Institute advocates using only the best IT to prevent attacks, reports Dan Kaplan.
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The new wave: Modern security education
Sometimes a little bit of competition is what it takes to get students on the path to careers in security. Software engineer Alex Levinson, who won the U.S. Cyber Challenge, was one of those people.
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Offensive line: Fighting back against hackers
The only way to gain the upper hand on today's advanced adversaries is by being proactive -- even aggressive, a tactic that can take many forms, says Joel Yonts, CISO of an automotive supply company.
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Employee benefits: Stemming the insider threat
External adversaries, such as nation-state attackers or criminals after credit card data, may get all the attention, but insiders pose a signfiicant threat. Can the non-malicious ones be taught to act securely?
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Law enforcement of cybercrime: Bringing justice
Gary Warner of the University of Alabama at Birmingham wants to pursue small-time cybercriminals through a new partnership teaming university researchers and local and state authorities.
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Talent scout: Government recruitment of IT security professionals
The U.S. government is working to attract quality IT professionals, says NICE's Ernest McDuffie. Dan Kaplan reports.
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The great divide: Reforming the CFAA
Aaron Swartz's death inspired Rep. Zoe Lofgren to want to reform the federal anti-hacking law, but some security pros worry this would sterilize a potent enforcement weapon, reports Dan Kaplan.
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CSO of the Year: John South, Heartland Payment Systems
John South joined Heartland Payment Systems when it still was reeling from a devastating breach...and it's the best career decision he's ever made. Dan Kaplan reports.
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Size doesn’t matter: SMBs are now a major target of cyberattacks
Finding more resistance than ever from large businesses, hackers are customizing their malware ploys for SMBs, reports Dan Kaplan.
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