Zone of protection: Hacker havens
To what extent is state-sponsored cybercrime extending the protection for hackers who operate outside U.S. borders? Karen Epper Hoffman investigates.
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Print Issue: April 01, 2015
Case study: Fit for a queen
Queens College found a solution to monitor activity and manage devices on its network, reports Greg Masters.
Make it stop!: Data breaches
Sharing lessons learned with managers and staff is key to halting breaches, says Lena Smart, CIO, New York Power Authority. Steve Zurier reports.
Taming the third-party threat: Application security
The challenge for security practitioners is to make the mobile ecosystem more trustable, reports Alan Earls.
Debate: Your money is safe online.
Given the recent headline-grabbing breaches, in this month’s debate information security professionals discuss whether or not money is safe online.
Giving sidelined IT security pros some love
Threats loom heavily on the minds of those charged with keeping critical data safe from bad actors, says Illena Armstrong, VP editorial, SC Magazine.
Threat of the Month: Komodia libraries
For this month’s “Threat of the Month” series, we take a look at Komodia Redirector and SSL Digestor libraries.
The failure of the security industry
A CSO with a budget must be in want of a thousand dedicated point solutions, says Alex Stamos, CISO, Yahoo.
Bromium vSentry
This tool may have solved the problem of defending against sophisticated malware.
An answer to ransomware?
In recent years we’ve seen increasing numbers of companies fall victim to ransomware that encrypts a compromised computer’s files.
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