A new take on the old adage “you’re known by the company you keep,” might aptly apply to women in security who’ve found success, progress and opportunities in organizations that know their value. Take Emily Mossburg, who has been forging a path in cybersecurity for more than 20 years where she’s now a principal at…
Sometimes an issue floats just beyond the horizon or simmers on the backburner before it boldly flashes forward, not to be ignored or diminished any longer. That’s what’s happened with privacy – percolating for years, the subject of discussion – but with true awareness rising in the U.S. only for the past 12 to 18…
Time flies when you’re making history. Hard to believe so much time has passed, but 30 years ago in 1989, at the same time SC made its debut, Sir Tim Berners-Lee was inventing the World Wide Web while at CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory. Berners-Lee wrote the first web client and server a year…
By now it’s clear most corporate people understand that the security posture of business partners and third parties has become a top priority. After all, nobody wants to experience another Target breach, where an HVAC vendor was exposed, causing vulnerabilities in the main POS system. Companies have worked hard the past few years making sure…
With all the focus on high-profile malware cases, it’s vulnerabilities in Word docs, PostScript printers and IoT devices that can really drive you crazy.
Use these talking points to get your top management up-to-speed on the disturbing chip design flaw.
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The Senate sponsors of the DIGIT Act may have the right idea when it comes to IoT, but advocacy groups warn many thorny security and privacy issues lurk. Steve Zurier reports.
Companies know that their mobile devices are at risk – and they are taking steps to lock them down, reports Steve Zurier.
While cyberinsurance grabs headlines and news coverage, quietly behind the scenes, security companies are starting to offer financial guarantees to their products. Jeremiah Grossman, chief of security strategy at Sentinel One, says security companies must do more to back up their products. “People don’t believe us anymore and the industry has to change,” Grossman says.…
