SC Awards Finalist Blog 2014
It’s when, not if
Amidst a rapidly shifting threat landscape that is fueled by a burgeoning cyber crime economy, many organizations are asking themselves "Are we already breached and just don't know it?"
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The News Team Blog
Meet President Bennett
While Congress has yet to act on key data security legislation, the 3-year-old Cyber Security Industry Alliance has been pivotal in keeping the 535 lawmakers'...
The Threat Hunter Blog
Threat Hunter Blog – Welcome
This blog has bounced around for quite some time now. It is my sincere hope that it has found a permanent home here. Time, I guess, will tell. For those who have not read earlier versions of this a bit of explanation is in order. For those who have, there are a few changes that I hope you'll appreciate.
The News Team Blog
SC Magazine’s try at predicting 2010
One of the great unintended consequences of my job, having covered the IT security space for nearly four years, is my great inability to accurately gauge the awareness that mainstream America has for cyber-risks.
The Data Breach Blog
Payment solution provider Charge Anywhere has card info compromised
Charge Anywhere, a mobile payments solution provider, is notifying its customers of a cyber attack on its network that exposed plain text payment card transaction authorization requests for up to five years.
Meet the Congress
Richard Stiennon, chief research analyst, IT-Harvest
Find out what oar carriers, lamb ribs and whisky distilling have in common in this unique Q&A featuring Richard Stiennon, chief research analyst at IT-Harvest.
Meet the Congress
Col. Cedric Leighton, former deputy director at National Security Agency
With SC Congress New York about to take over the Big Apple, we get to know more about Col. Cedric Leighton, the former deputy director at the National Security Agency.
SC Awards Finalist Blog 2014
Why hackers are outsmarting us
Several factors are tipping the scales in favor of the bad guys. The top three are lack of (threat) information sharing, insufficient security automation and the absence of continuous security risk monitoring.
The News Team Blog
Obama would prefer to prosecute leakers than discuss Stuxnet
The FBI and DoJ are targeting high-level U.S. officials in hopes of learning who released classified information about Stuxnet to the press. What the government is not doing is publicly explaining why it launched Stuxnet.
Editorial Honeypot
White House cybersecurity policy? Anyone? Anyone?
The White House may be inscrutable when it comes to cybersecurity and privacy, but if the Trump-Abe tete-a-tete in Mar-a-Lago proved anything, it's that the administration needs a BYOD policy. Stat. Teri Robinson opines.
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