RSA 2015: IoT could compromise critical infrastructure
Role playing during an RSA 2015 session highlighted security issues associated with the Internet of Things.
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RSA 2015: Anonymous dying, other hacktivists filling gap
As Anonymous activity drops, iSIGHT Partner’s Joe Gallop boldly predicts the demise of the hacktivist collective but says other groups are stepping up to fill the void.
RSA 2015: FCC Chairman Wheeler outlines agency goals
The FCC joins the FTC as a force to be reckoned with on cybersecurity and privacy issues, agency chief Wheeler indicated in an RSA Conference speech.
RSA 2015: Tension continues to grow between govt, cryptographers
Government demands for back doors cryptography are ratcheting up discord with cryptographers, according to RSA panelists.
The agency that stepped up: Federal Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has become the de facto enforcer of data privacy laws and regulations, reports Lee Sustar.
Defense from the top: FISMA
The DHS will gain more control – and federal cybersecurity likely will be improved – when a FISMA update is passed, reports Lee Sustar.
A balancing act: Apple technology
Apple’s iPhone 6 and iOS 8 offer encryption for mobile users, but a focus on consumers can
create security conundrums, reports Lee Sustar.
PCI 2014: From compliance to security
The consensus from our panel of experts is that PCI DSS should be just one item on a far broader effort to integrate data security into enterprise risk management.
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