The time and energy to optimize a service or process is often seen as an unaffordable luxury, says Jesse Bowling senior information security engineer, American University.
We don’t need to make the same mistakes of the first generation of PCs and servers, says the SANS Institute’s John Pescatore.
While already ubiquitous in much of the world, mobile payment options are gaining traction in the United States, reports Stephen Lawton.
Despite testy relations among countries, international cyber security standards offer the promise of cooperation, Alan Earls reports.
Nation-states are extricating intellectual property from U.S. government entities and private corporations, reports David Cotriss.
A Utah university found a solution to enable secure access to the campus network – while cutting down on help desk calls, reports Greg Masters.
Risk is with us, whether physical or online, says Doug Johnson, American Bankers Association. James Hale reports.
Most agree, CISOs are at a crossroads now, says Illena Armstrong, VP, editorial, SC Magazine.
In this month’s debate, we received a number of responses to our debate topic this month, which covers the NSA’s attempts to crack encryption methods.
Using Big Data for security is the “new hotness,” says Holly Ridgeway, SVP and CISO enterprise systems at PNC.
