Research
Banks need to step up tech for mobile users, report
Banks worldwide are at risk of incurring costly consequences to their operations if they don't move away from legacy systems and get in step with digital advancements.
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Features
Case study: Huntsville Independent School District and Network Box USA
For one school system in Texas, getting up to speed meant replacing legacy systems to meet ever-evolving demands from the students, faculty and staff who were not only requiring connectivity from on-premises desktops, but a whole range of laptops and personal mobile devices as well.
Network Security
(ISC)² delivers recommendations to President Trump
As the 100th day of the Trump Administration arrives next week, (ISC)2 offered a series of recommendations to President Trump to advocate for the cybersecurity workforce.
In Depth
Cybersecurity made simple
In a world of ever-increasingly complex technologies, some experts advocate a move to simplify. Greg Masters reports. No one said it was going to be easy, but the task of locking down enterprise networks seems to be getting more and more complex as attackers devise ever more sophisticated ways of penetrating defenses. A firewall once…
Reboot 2016 - Predictions 2017
Gazing ahead: Security predictions, Part 6
We've gathered forecasts from more than 50 security experts on what they believe will be the most pressing concerns in 2017 and beyond impacting the information security and IT security field.
Security News
Massachusetts General Hospital data breach affects 4.3K patients
Fingers are pointing at a third-party vendor as the culpable party behind the exposure of personally identifiable information of 4,300 patients of Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).
Features
Desired state: Retailers get compliant with PCI
Whether online or brick-and-mortar, retailers are challenged with securing the integrity of their payment systems to meet regulatory mandates, reports Greg Masters.
Malware
Industroyer can knock out power grid, ESET
Security researchers have been examining malware samples that can knock off power, similar to what was done to the residents of Kiev in December 2016.
In Depth
Crying wolf: Combatting cybersecurity alert fatigue
Not only must security pros contend with ever-increasing attacks to their networks, they also must finagle the tool sets guarding their systems to make certain settings are as they should be, reports Greg Masters.
Vulnerabilities
Mixed response from IT security pros following release of Cybersecurity Executive Order
The president's executive order on cybersecurity has drawn immediate, if mixed reactions, from cybersecurity pros who either praise it for providing much-needed guidance or criticize it for falling short.
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