The unlocked door: End-of-support for Windows XP
With the end-of-support deadline for Windows XP just passed, firms large and small are at risk of attack, reports Kate O’Flaherty.
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Cyber spies in disguise: Nation-state
Espionage has been a fact of life for centuries, but with increased capabilities online, it’s spread beyond a narrow core, reports James Hale.
Case study: Mine games
A website attack prompted an Australia-based mining company to shore up its security implementation, reports Greg Masters.
Cyber security insurance: Insuring success
Following recent breaches, more organizations are investing in cyber insurance, says Mesa, Ariz.’s tech manager Alex Deshuk. Karen Epper Hoffman reports.
AhnLab’s MDS: A comprehensive approach to malware management
AhnLab refers to its product – MDS – as a malware defense system. I, however, think of it more as a malware management system.
The value of Bitcoın
It has soared in popularity, but is the leader in cryptocurrency viable enough for continued acceptance? Adam Greenberg investigates.
Digging deep with forensic tools
Gathered here are some of the most comprehensive digital forensic tools available.
Heart of darkness
Just how vulnerable are we to an assault by the NSA, asks Illena Armstrong, SC’s VP, editorial.
Cyber extortion: To pay or not to pay?
Extortion isn’t new when it comes to the threat landscape, but as of late, it seems as though it’s the flavor of the times for saboteurs.
Adopt a framework, lower risk
You can’t run an effective security program without the basics, says Patricia Titus, CISO, Freddie Mac.
