A single solution for retail breaches?
In the wake of recent headline-grabbing breaches at retail chains, arguments quickly arose regarding what could be done in terms of prevention.
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Print Issue: June 02, 2014
Debate: DDoS is becoming a more serious threat to enterprises.
While distributed denial-of-service attacks continue to plague organizations around the world, in this month’s debate experts discuss whether they should be a top of mind concern for security pros.
Threat of the month: Network deperimeterization
Security professionals should be aware of network deperimeterization, which decreases the usefulness of network edge security devices and increases the potential for device infection and data loss.
Mitigating risk is not as simple as it seems
This month, our Technology Editor Peter Stephenson looks at risk and policy management.
News briefs: The latest on Heartbleed, Microsoft fix for IE, U.S. Cyber Command and more
This month’s news briefs cover the Heartbleed bug, a Microsoft fix for IE, and more.
Company news: New hires at RedSeal Networks, Rapid7, and Cryptzone’s acquisition
From new hires and acquisitions to securing millions in equity financing, this month’s company news features a collection of industry moves.
Skills in demand: Information security analysts
As global organizations work to stay ahead of cyber attacks, they require information security analysts to help steer them through risk assessment, vulnerability assessment and defense planning.
Me and my job: Col. (Retired) Barry Hensley, Dell SecureWorks
It was while working with an elite group of cyber forces in the military that Col. (Retired) Barry Hensley realized the severity of security issues facing this nation.
New tech can better protect
Chip technology can prevent criminals from producing counterfeit credit cards.
Following the framework: Government standards
New government standards promise to address risk and improve online security for critical
infrastructure, reports Karen Epper Hoffman.
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