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Cyber war, this is not
Espionage and fraud in cyber is not an armed conflict, says SystemExpert's Jonathan Gossels.
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Executive order can provide boost
The rule may help leaders better understand the impact of cyber risks, says PwC's David Burg and Laurie Schive.
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Sharing is caring: Take advantage of ISAC
Security pros should be less secretive, says New York City CISO Dan Srebnick.
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New partnerships required
Only through collaboration can government and the private sector thwart cyber attacks, says Raymond Choo.
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SEC rules: A serious development
Expect a sea change in digital security over the coming years, says Richard Bejtlich.
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Today’s CISO can sink or swim
Leave behind technological baggage and build business, says Verdasys' Emeric Miszti.
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How to avoid security program failures
Focusing your security program on achieving true network visibility is critical.
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Good enough for your business?
If you're part of a financial institution, chances are you've memorized the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) guidance chapter and verse, and, with risk assessment in hand, are in the midst of rolling out some form of consumer authentication. If yours is like most financial institutions, you approached FFIEC audits with a "good enough" mentality, meaning that whatever you install to protect people against online fraud and ID theft is better than what you had — and the less invasive to the consumer the better.