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Heart of darkness
Just how vulnerable are we to an assault by the NSA, asks Illena Armstrong, SC's VP, editorial.
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Opinions
Heartbleed, Shellshock and POODLE: The sky is not falling
While it may seem like 2014 is the year of the vulnerability, in reality, this year has not been much different than years past.
Opinions
Preparation key to warding off disaster
By preparing in advance, acquiring the skill sets needed and developing a communications plan in advance will go a long way in quickly mitigating a Heartbleed-like incident.
2015 Predictions
A forecast of the cyberthreat landscape in 2015
From Heartbleed to WireLurker, we certainly had our hands full. Here are some other trends from 2014 and predictions for the coming year.
2015 Predictions
What we can be thankful for in ’14, and what we might expect in ’15
As we approach the time of year when all the security gurus bring out their crystal balls, we should also focus on the improvements made in 2014.
Opinions
Me and my job: Chris Sullivan, vice president of advanced solutions, Courion
This month we get to know Chris Sullivan, vice president of advanced solutions at Courion.
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When it comes to cyber attacks, predictions are pointless but preparation is key
Rather than predicting the next lightning strike it is far better to pay attention to the areas we already know are vulnerable.
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The systems management imperative: Achieving more effective perimeter security from the inside out
To fend off cyber attacks, organizations must approach security from all touchpoints, including inventory and asset management, patch management and configuration enforcement.
Executive Insight
Open source in your data center – what you should know
Open-source software started out as a grassroots movement and morphed in a short time into a mega-industry. Today, open-source code boosts modern business application delivery – allowing development and operation teams to be more agile, enjoy solutions that are custom-fit to their needs, and lower development and rollout costs. There’s no question that open-source solutions…
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Who is responsible for software safety? Nobody is no longer an option
It is now up to banks to self-regulate themselves or continue to deal with the pressing questions of concerned officials like Benjamin Lawsky.