Compliance at risk
A federal data breach notification law would provide much needed uniformity, says David R. Singh.
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Print Issue: June 01, 2016
Reeling in workers: Social engineering
Successfully defending against socially engineered phishing campaigns means addressing both technological and human vulnerabilities. Doug Olenick reports.
Top to bottom assurance
When chief executives flout security rules, the losses can be higher than usual. What should organizations do to help their leaders stay on track with cybersecurity? Karen Epper Hoffman reports.
No business like breach business
Repeated exposure of private data is giving rise to a new class of companies promising to clean up the mess – and they don’t come cheap. Lee Sustar reports.
Students, veterans address talent gap
These groups possess the skills that can make cybersecurity a rewarding career, says Fortinet’s Stephan Tallent.
Sweet validation: Apple versus FBI
CISOs say the Apple-FBI case confirms the need for strong encryption and IT security programs. Steve Zurier reports.
Options surety: Case study
The MIAX Options Exchange needed more than a way to appease regulators, it also required security assurance. Greg Masters reports.
Embracing the business of security
Taking a methodical approach to security, risk and governance planning must be part of the foundation of every organization these days, says Illena Armstrong, VP of editorial, SC Magazine.
New world of IoT, new risks
The IoT isn’t just about thermostats and internet-connected refrigerators, says Bruce Forman CISO, UMass Memorial Medical Center.
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