Debate: Sharing security data is the best way stifle cyber criminals
Debate» Sharing security data is the best way to raise the cost of entry and lower ROI for criminals and spies.
Print Issue: June 01, 2012
Crimeware packs are the “Threat of the Month”
Also know as mass malware packs, crimeware packs are the “Threat of the Month” in the June issue of SC Magazine.
Managing policy and risk requires sophisticated tools
Risk is a multilayered function derived from threat, vulnerability and impact.
Leading news from Microsoft, Oracle, Global Payments and more
Leading news concerning Microsoft’s sharing program, CISPA passed by the U.S. House, the Global Payments data breach debacle, and more.
Univ. of Washington students win collegiate cyber contest
A round-up of new launches, mergers and acquisitions, personnel moves and other company news.
Skills in demand: Infrastructure security engineers
Security professionals with specific infrastructure experience are needed to lead teams comprised of security operations, security engineering and threat intelligence.
Me and my job: Matthew Dosmann, lieutenant colonel, U.S. Army
Me and my job: Matthew Dosmann, lieutenant colonel, U.S. Army
Big Data requires new skills
Today’s firms must identify people who have knowledge from disparate areas, says Tracey Wilen-Daugenti.
On fertile ground: Social networking
Sites such as Facebook and Twitter contain seemingly infinite amounts of personal data, so it’s no wonder criminals have turned their focus there. But social media providers and end-users can protect themselves.
Offensive line: Fighting back against hackers
The only way to gain the upper hand on today’s advanced adversaries is by being proactive — even aggressive, a tactic that can take many forms, says Joel Yonts, CISO of an automotive supply company.
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